How to Enjoy the Eclipse Safely
Why Senior Execs Leave Government
Peace Corps to Cut 20 Percent of Its Workforce
How Trump's Agency Overhauls Can Succeed
Making Government Work: How to Drive Change
Harness Your Data at Mission Speed
State Department reaches settlement over personnel violation
Officials broke a law that prohibits agencies from granting unauthorized preferences or advantages to job applicants.
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Deferred vs. Postponed
A primer on the differences between deferred and postponed retirement.
Budget office says military-civilian pay gap dwindling
Military basic pay lags slightly behind civilian salaries, but food and housing allowances make up the difference.
Health Savings Shortfalls
A look at how health savings accounts could affect comprehensive health plans.
FAA reauthorization bill to move without labor agreement
Committee Democrats may offer an amendment that would support union's position to retroactively require binding arbitration.
House backs 3.5 percent civilian pay raise
The White House says "arbitrary" across-the-board increase will cost agencies more than $600 million in fiscal 2008.
Stronger training urged for front-line supervisors
As agencies move to pay for performance, supervisors will need better "soft skills," report says.
High court ruling protects feds from racketeering lawsuits
Supreme Court says allowing a Wyoming rancher to sue six federal employees personally would run the "risk of raising a tide of suits" against civil servants.
Report touts progress linking execs’ pay, performance
Performance awards outpace pay raises as a percentage of overall compensation increases.
The Retirement Process
Answers to some common questions about the details of the formal process of retiring.
