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Open Season Just Ahead; Transition to New Program Begins for Postal Employees, Retirees. Published: November 6, 2024. The annual federal benefits open season running from next Monday (November 11 ...
Summary of key issues impacting federal workers and their agencies ranging from gift and weather policies, continuity of operations, official time, veterans preference, job classification and more.
eNewsletters for the federal workforce covering benefits, retirement, performance, HR, workforce, Congress, cybersecurity & IT, telework, hiring and more.
EARLY RETIREMENT. Under an agency’s early retirement authority, also called an early out, the basic age and service requirements are reduced to 20 years of service at age 50 or 25 years of ...
The federal workforce grew at a faster rate under the Trump administration than it did in the prior four years but within that overall growth were changes.
Policies on exchanges of gifts among employees—as well as on acceptance of gifts or hospitality from other sources—are set by government-wide rules found in the Code of Federal Regulations at ...
Federal employment increased by some 80,000 to about 2,260,000 in fiscal year 2023 ending last September, new figures from OPM show, with separations for various reasons down by about 53,000 to ...
We estimate that MOST families can save $2,000 or more by switching from a high-cost plan to a lower-cost plan, and show you how much each plan is likely to cost families like yours. Quick Picks ...
How Federal Employees Can Retire EARLY Published: October 6, 2024 Federal employees have great retirement benefits but most are only eligible for these benefits after decades of working.