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Biden says tentative labor deal reached, averting national rail strike
Railroads and union representatives held negotiations for 20 hours at the Labor Department on Wednesday to hammer out a deal.
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Will I receive a COLA in January if I retire in December?
Federal Times Expert Reg Jones answers your questions on retirement rules, regulations and government bureaucracy.
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Thrift Savings Plan overseer would get watchdog under Democrat’s bill
Democratic Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton of the District of Columbia introduced a bill to establish IG for the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
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Air Force leaders pledge to fix hated myEval software
An updated myEval 2.0 is coming soon, with fixes for some of the app’s biggest issues.
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Five ways healthcare navigation can lift employee engagement, outcomes
Employee benefits programs have also become an essential tool in talent recruitment and retention efforts.
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Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
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White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
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US State Department creates one-stop shop for supporting veterans
The Veterans Support Program at the State Department is a single touch-point for all veteran employees to access resources or ask questions.
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Union vows to seek arbitration after Treasury stops remote work pilot
The National Treasury Employee Union initially filed a grievance against the Bureau of Fiscal Service for abruptly ending negotiations over a remote work.
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Union takes Department of Housing and Urban Development to arbitration over remote work
Union leaders said exclusion from remote work fails to consider how reentry imposes commuting costs amid soaring gas prices and hardships on employees who are caregivers.
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Biden says tentative labor deal reached, averting national rail strike
Railroads and union representatives held negotiations for 20 hours at the Labor Department on Wednesday to hammer out a deal.
-
Will I receive a COLA in January if I retire in December?
Federal Times Expert Reg Jones answers your questions on retirement rules, regulations and government bureaucracy.
-
Thrift Savings Plan overseer would get watchdog under Democrat’s bill
Democratic Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton of the District of Columbia introduced a bill to establish IG for the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
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Air Force leaders pledge to fix hated myEval software
An updated myEval 2.0 is coming soon, with fixes for some of the app’s biggest issues.
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Five ways healthcare navigation can lift employee engagement, outcomes
Employee benefits programs have also become an essential tool in talent recruitment and retention efforts.
-
Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
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White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
-
US State Department creates one-stop shop for supporting veterans
The Veterans Support Program at the State Department is a single touch-point for all veteran employees to access resources or ask questions.
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Union vows to seek arbitration after Treasury stops remote work pilot
The National Treasury Employee Union initially filed a grievance against the Bureau of Fiscal Service for abruptly ending negotiations over a remote work.
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Union takes Department of Housing and Urban Development to arbitration over remote work
Union leaders said exclusion from remote work fails to consider how reentry imposes commuting costs amid soaring gas prices and hardships on employees who are caregivers.
-
Biden says tentative labor deal reached, averting national rail strike
Railroads and union representatives held negotiations for 20 hours at the Labor Department on Wednesday to hammer out a deal.
-
Will I receive a COLA in January if I retire in December?
Federal Times Expert Reg Jones answers your questions on retirement rules, regulations and government bureaucracy.
-
Thrift Savings Plan overseer would get watchdog under Democrat’s bill
Democratic Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton of the District of Columbia introduced a bill to establish IG for the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
-
Air Force leaders pledge to fix hated myEval software
An updated myEval 2.0 is coming soon, with fixes for some of the app’s biggest issues.
-
Five ways healthcare navigation can lift employee engagement, outcomes
Employee benefits programs have also become an essential tool in talent recruitment and retention efforts.
-
Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
-
White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
-
US State Department creates one-stop shop for supporting veterans
The Veterans Support Program at the State Department is a single touch-point for all veteran employees to access resources or ask questions.
-
Union vows to seek arbitration after Treasury stops remote work pilot
The National Treasury Employee Union initially filed a grievance against the Bureau of Fiscal Service for abruptly ending negotiations over a remote work.
-
Union takes Department of Housing and Urban Development to arbitration over remote work
Union leaders said exclusion from remote work fails to consider how reentry imposes commuting costs amid soaring gas prices and hardships on employees who are caregivers.
