Pay & Benefits

Pay parity push

The battle over next year's pay raise is just beginning.

Pay & Benefits

OPM kicks off long-term care insurance program

Federal employees, military personnel, retirees and their family members can sign up for long-term care insurance during an early enrollment period that started Monday, Office of Personnel Management officials announced.

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TSP 'catch-up' contributions clear Senate committee

Federal employees aged 50 and older would be able to boost their retirement savings under a bill approved by the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Thursday.

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Catch-62

Some military veterans who went on to civilian careers in government are getting a nasty surprise when they turn age 62. Their pensions are being cut.

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Some workers still waiting for IT pay raise

Many federal computer specialists are still waiting to get a special pay raise intended to keep information technology employees working for the government.

Pay & Benefits

Guarding the G Fund

Don't worry: When the government taps the Thrift Savings Plan’s G Fund to avoid hitting the federal debt ceiling, your nest egg is protected.

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House panel pushes military-civilian pay parity

The House Budget Committee agreed Wednesday night to a resolution backing pay parity for military service members and civilian federal employees next year.

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Senate leader raps plan to tap retirement funds to ease debt crisis

Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., Tuesday criticized a possible Bush administration move to tap federal employee retirement funds to avoid immediately raising the government's debt ceiling.

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Bush may tap retirement funds to avoid hitting debt ceiling

The Bush administration may borrow billions of dollars from federal employee retirement funds to temporarily eliminate the need for Congress to raise the debt ceiling.