Pay & Benefits

A Potential Breakthrough for Paid Parental Leave for Feds

Bipartisan pair of House members high-five each other to make their support for work-life balance measures official.

Pay & Benefits

How to Prepare for a Retirement Storm

Take a week to get yourself ready for potential changes to federal benefits.

Pay & Benefits

The Pentagon Says This Man Can Fix Its Broken Personnel System

Army Under Secretary and former Congressman Brad Carson takes the reins in an office that has seen nine leaders since 2009.

Pay & Benefits

TSA Reinstates Fired Pregnant Worker

An agency internal review board overturned employee’s termination, finding it violated her due process rights.

Pay & Benefits

Video: John Oliver Wants Sympathy for Feds at IRS

Last Week Tonight marks tax season with a plea: Don't shoot the messenger on Tax Day.

Management

Are Low-Wage Federal Contract Workers Getting Ripped Off?

Good Jobs Nation has filed a complaint with Labor on behalf of contract janitors, bus drivers and groundskeepers.

Pay & Benefits

Don’t Mess With the G Fund

A House proposal would fundamentally change the Thrift Savings Plan’s “safe” investment fund.

Pay & Benefits

Retirement Claims Backlog Dips in March

OPM makes some progress after influx of new applications hits a high in February.

Pay & Benefits

Congress Doesn’t Have Appetite For Messing with the G Fund, Senator Says

A proposal to limit the return rate on the TSP’s most stable offering is unlikely, according to Maryland Democrat.

Pay & Benefits

Workforce Cuts in House and Senate Budgets, in One Chart

House and Senate negotiators are finalizing a spending blueprint.

Pay & Benefits

Senator: I'll 'Stand in Front of the Bus' to Protect Federal Pay and Benefits

NIH town hall exposes fears over cutbacks to work travel and proposals to reduce compensation.

Pay & Benefits

TSP Has a Slow March

Two of the basic TSP funds ended the month in the red and no offerings had big gains.

Management

Senior Execs to Congress: Making Us At-Will Employees Will 'Destroy' Us

The push to make it easier to fire bad apples in the SES is scaring top career officials, according to a new survey.

Management

Women's Climb Up the Federal Management Ranks, in One Chart

Twenty-nine percent of government supervisors and managers in 2014 who had worked fewer than 10 years in government were women.