Pay & Benefits

Senior Executives Bash Pentagon’s Cuts to Bonuses

Decision will drive away top career officials at the Defense Department, SEA says.

Pay & Benefits

Will Feds Get Christmas Eve Off?

The holiday falls on a Wednesday this year, decreasing the likelihood of extra vacation.

Pay & Benefits

Retirement Claims Processed Nosedives in November

OPM barely makes a dent in the backlog, though progress remains ahead of schedule.

Management

FBI Agents Worry Criminals Will Have It Easier if Sequestration Continues

Furloughs, hiring freeze will prevent FBI from properly conducting its mission, group says.

Management

GOP Lawmakers: Cut Fed Benefits, Not Defense Spending

House Republicans pitch less generous retirement packages to offset national security side of sequestration.

Pay & Benefits

TSP Makes Mostly Modest Gains in November

The federal employee retirement funds have seen three consecutive months of growth.

Management

Postal Groups Call for End to After-Dark Mail Deliveries

In light of letter carrier’s murder, unions and activists say nighttime mail distribution is too dangerous.

News

GAO: One of the Best Places to Work in D.C.?

The agency has made one publication’s list two times in three years.

Defense

Should Commissary Clerk Jobs be Classified as 'Sensitive' National Security Positions?

Lawmakers challenge proposed rules that could broaden definition of sensitive jobs, and legal ruling stripping those employees of appeal rights.

Pay & Benefits

Record Number of Feds Withdrew Retirement Investments in October

TSP board looks to switch default investments from government securities to lifecycle funds.

Management

Do Contractors Furloughed During the Shutdown Deserve Back Pay, Too?

Democrats pitch retroactive pay for low-wage contractors in retail, food, custodial and security services.