Pay & Benefits

Relocation tax break on hold for now

Pay & Benefits

Proposed cut in contraceptive coverage may not affect feds

The Bush administration’s proposal to end a requirement that health insurance firms offer birth control coverage to federal employees probably won't have a significant impact, federal officials say.

Pay & Benefits

Understanding TSP contributions

Answers to your questions on how to map out TSP contributions.

Pay & Benefits

Student loan repayment benefit takes effect

After 11 years and several delays, a student loan repayment benefit for federal employees finally took effect Thursday.

Pay & Benefits

OMB defends decision to break military-civilian pay link

The Office of Management and Budget is using benefits federal employees received in previous years to justify giving employees a 3.6 percent pay raise next year.

Defense

Pentagon war game simulations grow more complex

Are the Pentagon's increasingly complex war game simulations better at predicting battlefield outcomes?

Management

Agencies submit annual performance plans to Congress

On Monday, federal agencies submitted to Congress their annual performance plans for fiscal 2002, outlining how they will meet the Bush administration’s goals of flattening the federal hierarchy while beefing up performance-based contracting.

Tech

GSA budget expands e-government projects

News

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

Management

Bush budget calls for 3.6 percent federal pay raise

President Bush has proposed a 3.6 percent pay raise for civilian federal employees next year, according to the administration’s full budget, released Monday.