Web site overhaul scheduled for Thrift Savings Plan

• David McGlinchey
• April 20, 2004

Thrift Savings Plan readies for new investment fund

• David McGlinchey
• April 19, 2004

Justice to offer early retirement, buyouts

OPM has approved a Justice Department plan to offer early retirements and buyouts to help shed 600 employees by Sept. 30.

• David McGlinchey
• April 15, 2004

Justice Early Outs

The Justice Department plans to offer buyouts and early retirements in an effort to better realign its workforce.

• David McGlinchey
• April 15, 2004

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.

• Shawn Zeller
• April 14, 2004

DHS promotes legacy INS agents, strips union membership

• David McGlinchey
• April 14, 2004

Pay parity issue may play out in the election booth

• David McGlinchey
• April 8, 2004

Want a Loan? Pay Up

The Thrift Savings Plan Board wants investors to pay to borrow from their retirement accounts.

• David McGlinchey
• April 8, 2004

Unions, civil rights advocates cry foul over EEOC changes

• Shawn Zeller
• April 7, 2004

IRS chief says pay parity measures hinder agency activities

• David McGlinchey
• April 7, 2004

Senators reject proposed fee increases for VA health services

• Peter Cohn
• April 7, 2004

Life insurance for troops in Iraq nixed

• Amy Klamper
• April 5, 2004

Feds promote new health accounts, but think workers will stay away

• David McGlinchey
• April 5, 2004

TSP funds make small gains in March

• Amelia Gruber
• April 2, 2004

Panel seeks better health care benefits for federal workers

• Moriah Robertson
• April 1, 2004

House committee backs health benefits, pay compression bills

• Moriah Robertson
• April 1, 2004

Pairing Up for Parity

Democrats and Republicans joined forces Wednesday to beat back a movement to end the tradition of military-civilian pay parity.

• Shawn Zeller
• April 1, 2004

House approves pay parity resolution

House lawmakers overwhelmingly endorsed equal pay raises in 2005 for military and civilian federal workers Wednesday.

• David McGlinchey
• March 31, 2004

House chairmen seek review of military life insurance

• Amy Klamper
• March 31, 2004

Lawmaker calls pay parity vote a $2.2 billion showdown

The fiscal 2005 pay parity controversy might be coming to a head this week, according to a Republican lawmaker who has led opposition to the effort.

• David McGlinchey
• March 29, 2004