Pay & Benefits
The battle begins
The Office of Management and Budget squares off against federal unions and Washington-area lawmakers on the size of the 2003 pay raise.
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House members to push for 4.1 percent civilian pay raise
Civilian federal employees should get the same pay raise in 2003 as military service members, a key House Appropriations Committee member said Monday.
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Bush proposes 2.6 percent pay raise for 2003
President Bush on Monday proposed a 2.6 percent average pay raise for federal employees in 2003.
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Employees and managers skeptical of merit promotion process
Almost everybody involved in the federal merit promotions process has doubts about its effectiveness, according to a new Merit Systems Protection Board study.
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Justice Department, TSP Board in turf battle over lawsuit
The Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, which runs the federal Thrift Savings Plan, is accusing the Bush administration of obstructing its authority in litigation involving the failed modernization of a computer system.
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Federal retirements fall short of projections
Almost 20 percent fewer federal employees retired in fiscal 2001 than government officials had predicted, Office of Personnel Management statistics show.
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