Pay & Benefits
The latest legislation
What's new in pay and benefits on Capitol Hill. Plus, long-term care updates.
Pay & Benefits
Working overtime
In April, federal employees could start taking home more pay for the work they do beyond a 40-hour work week. Also, DoD adds buyout options.
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The battle begins
The Office of Management and Budget squares off against federal unions and Washington-area lawmakers on the size of the 2003 pay raise.
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Long-term relationship
A statistical review of the Thrift Savings Plan, which most federal employees are sticking with through the current stock market woes.
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Not-so-special pay
Federal IT workers learned this month that special salary rates become less and less special each year.
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Try, try again
Several pay and benefits proposals that failed to pass in Congress last year are likely to be pushed again this year.
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Legislative winners
As is true in all years, most federal pay and benefits proposals on Capitol Hill failed to make the leap into law in 2001. But some did.
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Reminders and check-ins
Updates on the TSP, health insurance and other pay and benefits news.
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Locality pay decision coming
How much will federal workers' locality pay be next year?
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Planning annual leave
Starbucks is already serving coffee in festive holiday cups. You know what that means. It’s time to start planning your annual leave schedule for 2002.
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Healthy ideas
Readers’ ideas for improving the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program. Plus: Does the TSP have shares or units?
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The 2003 pay raise
With the 2002 pay raise almost wrapped up, the battle over the 2003 pay raise has begun.
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Reining in the FEHBP
Rising costs in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program may be hurting your wallet. Unions, lawmakers and other observers have some ideas for holding down federal health care costs.
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Pay-banding pros and cons
Why some federal managers and employees don’t like pay-banding—and why some love it.
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Beating the TSP blues
As the Thrift Savings Plan opens up to military personnel, some federal employees are bailing out of the market. But most are staying put.
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A peek at paybanding
The way you get paid may change in the next few years. Here's a look at some models for pay reform.
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