Management
EEOC moves forward with plan to expedite cases
Move would affect Washington field office; union official cries foul and prepares to fight back.
Management
Age-based bias complaints on the rise
Annual report of Equal Employment Opportunity Commission details trends in discrimination complaint filings.
Defense
Pentagon slows schedule for rolling out new personnel system
The Defense Department will spend several years shifting employees to its new personnel system, Navy Secretary Gordon England said Wednesday.
Pay & Benefits
Pairing Up for Parity
Democrats and Republicans joined forces Wednesday to beat back a movement to end the tradition of military-civilian pay parity.
Pay & Benefits
Managers who get comp time may not benefit from overtime change
New overtime pay cap rules for high-grade federal employees may actually penalize workers who receive compensation time for their extra hours.
Defense
Defense gets green light to hire experts at higher salaries
Under a new policy announced last week, the Defense Department will begin to recruit up to 2,500 “highly qualified experts” and pay them wages greater than other civil servants would receive.
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