DoD secretary Pete Hegseth has issued a memo threatening "administrative, disciplinary, and, where appropriate, criminal ...
As the Pentagon shifts toward greater reliance on Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and away from Cost ...
The Federal Managers Association has raised concerns about salary inversion—subordinates being paid more than their ...
TRICARE Open Season will soon get underway, and is your chance to change your health plan to take effect starting in January.
At the annual meeting of an outside advisory group of federal employee organizations, the TSP cited several milestones and ...
OPM has finalized rules to end the “time in grade” limit on promotions that has applied in most GS positions. “This rule ...
The interest rate charged on payments needed to capture credit for service toward federal retirement benefits in certain ...
The Partnership for Public Service has opened the second iteration of its “Public Service Viewpoint Survey,” as this year’s ...
Workforce and program cuts at HUD last year were marked by “confusion, delays, and operational disruptions,” stakeholders in ...
Medicare doesn't charge every retiree the same monthly premium. If you cross a certain income line, your premium goes up automatically with no warning.
The hiring freeze and employment cuts at the National Nuclear Security Agency imposed by the Trump administration early last year reversed the agency’s ...
A survey by the TransAmerica Center for retirement studies has found differences by gender in retirement outlook, including that “women are more likely ...
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