OPM cracks down on 'burrowing in' at the Labor Department

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• April 17, 2002

Lawmaker offers to broker deal with OMB on SEC pay raises

• Pamela Barnett
• April 17, 2002

Treasury restores millions to G Fund as debt crisis ends

The Treasury Department on Tuesday restored $27.7 million in interest to a federal employee retirement fund. The interest was withheld for nearly two weeks during a government debt crisis.

• Brian Friel
• April 17, 2002

Frequent flier miles rule finalized

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• April 12, 2002

House panel votes to hike pay at SEC

• Michael Steel
• April 12, 2002

Shop around

The new federal long-term care insurance program may be the best deal for you. Then again, maybe it’s not.

• Brian Friel
• April 11, 2002

Disabled workers could be left out of long-term care program, union says

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• April 10, 2002

Senator wants indicted IRS employee off the payroll

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• April 8, 2002

Some TSP funds bounce back in March

• Katy Saldarini
• April 5, 2002

Accounting games

Should the latest proposed accounting change for federal pay and benefits worry federal employees?

• Brian Friel
• April 4, 2002

Treasury to suspend G Fund investments

The Treasury Department will suspend daily investments of billions of dollars of federal employees’ retirement funds for two weeks to avoid breaking the federal debt ceiling, Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill said Tuesday.

• Brian Friel
• April 2, 2002

Future federal benefit costs top $3 trillion

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 29, 2002

Federal union leaders on low end of pay scale, survey shows

• National Journal
• March 29, 2002

Pay parity push

The battle over next year's pay raise is just beginning.

• Brian Friel
• March 28, 2002

Defense task force aims to clean up charge card abuse

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• March 27, 2002

Administration may still use retirement funds to avoid debt ceiling

• Keith Koffler
• March 25, 2002

OPM kicks off long-term care insurance program

Federal employees, military personnel, retirees and their family members can sign up for long-term care insurance during an early enrollment period that started Monday, Office of Personnel Management officials announced.

• Brian Friel
• March 25, 2002

Pay, relocation costs deter potential appointees

• Kellie Lunney
• March 22, 2002

TSP 'catch-up' contributions clear Senate committee

Federal employees aged 50 and older would be able to boost their retirement savings under a bill approved by the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Thursday.

• Brian Friel
• March 21, 2002

House committee approves executive exchange bill

• Michael Posner
• March 21, 2002