HUD officials nix flexible work schedules for managers

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• August 7, 2001

Bill would give nurses premium pay for Saturdays

• Kellie Lunney
• August 7, 2001

New House civil service subcommittee chair named

• Congress Daily
• August 6, 2001

Panel votes to raise retirement age for federal firefighters

• Michael Posner
• August 6, 2001

OMB chief calls for overhaul of SES performance rating system

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• August 3, 2001

Bill would make child care subsidy program permanent

• Kellie Lunney
• August 3, 2001

Senator says legislative, SES pay should not be linked

• Kellie Lunney
• August 2, 2001

No results, no bonus

Should federal executives get bonuses when their agencies fail to meet performance goals?

• Brian Friel
• August 2, 2001

Panel approves biggest military raise in 20 years

• August 1, 2001

House panel votes to expand military housing privatization

• David Hess
• July 31, 2001

Senator warns colleagues not to vote against congressional pay raise

• Lisa Caruso
• July 31, 2001

Pay raise moves forward

A 4.6 percent average pay raise for federal employees next year moved closer to reality last week, as the Senate Appropriations Committee approved the increase just one day after the full House voted for it.

• Bill Ghent
• July 30, 2001

House approves 4.6 percent pay raise

• July 26, 2001

Panel votes to sweeten long-term care insurance

• Spencer Rich
• July 26, 2001

A dozen pin pricks

Twelve developments in federal pay and benefits this week.

• Brian Friel
• July 26, 2001

Frequent flier bill flies out of House committee

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 26, 2001

Bush again challenges 4.6 percent civilian pay raise

The Bush administration on Tuesday urged lawmakers to kill a measure giving federal workers a 4.6 percent average pay raise next year.

• Brian Friel
• July 25, 2001

Panel approves 4.6 percent raise for House staff

• Bill Ghent
• July 23, 2001

New rule lets agencies give bonuses to blue-collar workers

Agencies can offer recruitment and relocation bonuses and retention allowances to wage-grade employees under a new rule published by the Office of Personnel Management in the Federal Register Friday.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 23, 2001

The limits of long-term care

Long-term care insurance won’t bring peace of mind to all federal workers and their families.

• Brian Friel
• July 19, 2001