Pay & Benefits

Lawmaker Looks to Postal Service to Restore Military Pension Cut

Bill would reinstate full COLAs to working-age military retirees by ending Saturday mail delivery.

Management

Chief Justice: Sequester Jeopardizes Federal Courts, Public Safety

The judicial branch would have difficulty absorbing more spending cuts, says John Roberts.

Oversight

Feds Are Losing One of Their Biggest Republican Advocates

Virginia Rep. Frank Wolf, a dealmaker who stands up for federal workers, is retiring in January 2015.

Pay & Benefits

Senators Renew Push for Mass Transit Benefit Fix

Despite efforts, bill will not receive consideration until Congress reconvenes in 2014.

Pay & Benefits

Favoritism Still Prevalent in Federal Offices, Some Employees Say

Unfair employee treatment hurts agencies’ ability to accomplish their missions, study finds.

Pay & Benefits

The 5 Worst Places to Work in Government

With scores declining across the board, these agencies were the lowest rated by employees in 2013.

Pay & Benefits

Will Feds Be Asked to Sacrifice More in 2014?

President Obama promises to leave feds' pensions alone in his next budget proposal.

Oversight

Postal Reform Isn’t Happening in 2013

For the third time in two months, Senate committee cancels plans to move forward with USPS overhaul.

Pay & Benefits

Public-Private Sector Pay Gap Continues to Grow, But Not As Rapidly

Salary council says the typical fed earns 35.4 percent less than his private-sector counterpart.

Pay & Benefits

Feds Might be Getting Too Bullish with Retirement Savings

TSP participants are increasingly moving away from the plan’s safest offerings, officials say.

Pay & Benefits

Clock Expires for Mass Transit Benefit Fix

Feds will now receive a nearly 50 percent decrease in their public transportation subsidy.

Pay & Benefits

Feds Sail Smoothly Toward a 2014 Pay Raise

Lawmakers aren’t standing in the way of a Jan.1 end to the three-year pay freeze.