Pay & Benefits
Disability Retirement
Feds with chronic medical conditions can collect retirement benefits after leaving government.
Pay & Benefits
Life Insurance Options
Participants in the government’s program now have more opportunities to alter their coverage.
Pay & Benefits
Postal Windfall
Legislative changes could free up $142.4 billion for USPS to spend partly on employee benefits.
Pay & Benefits
Paring the Payroll
Congress considers multiple proposals to limit federal hiring and employee benefits.
Pay & Benefits
Ready, Set, Roth
An option to invest in the TSP income that’s already been taxed will give feds more retirement savings choices.
Pay & Benefits
Travel Trouble
Feds worried about smaller reimbursements for lodging expenses could see some relief.
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Onward and Upward
New federal workers should start thinking about benefits options on Day One.
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Back to Work
Lawmakers will return from August recess to a plethora of pay-related legislation.
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A Head Start
Employees contemplating retirement should take these steps now to prevent long delays in annuity checks and other benefits.
Pay & Benefits
Transit Sticker Shock
Federal commuters could see their transit benefits cut almost in half if Congress doesn’t act by the end of the year.
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Follow the Leader
Lawmakers so far seem to be toeing the administration’s line on the fiscal 2011 federal pay raise.
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Salary Satisfaction
OPM survey says more than half of feds are content with their pay, but benefits are another story.
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Wrong Move
The organization that helps military members move is looking into a recent spate of problems.
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Asset Protection
Before taking investment advice, TSP participants should do their research.
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Ups and Downs
After a depressing May, the TSP appears on the upswing as summer begins.
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Stress Test
Federal employees look to their managers to set the tone for work-life balance.
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