OPM considers new structure, but faces internal opposition

• Brian Friel
• February 26, 2002

The latest legislation

What's new in pay and benefits on Capitol Hill. Plus, long-term care updates.

• Brian Friel
• February 21, 2002

Bills aim to boost retirement for employees in law enforcement

• Kellie Lunney
• February 20, 2002

Labor Department to offer early retirements

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 20, 2002

CIO Council asks feds to weigh in on IT workforce recommendations

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 19, 2002

Hoyer pushes Congress for a 4.1 percent civilian pay raise

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 14, 2002

Working overtime

In April, federal employees could start taking home more pay for the work they do beyond a 40-hour work week. Also, DoD adds buyout options.

• Brian Friel
• February 14, 2002

VA, Defense step up efforts to share resources

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 11, 2002

Congressman urges link between pay, performance for IT workers

Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., says future pay raises for federal information technology workers should be linked to the results achieved by the projects they work on.

• February 11, 2002

FDIC to offer buyouts to 2,500 employees this spring

• Kellie Lunney
• February 8, 2002

Defense budget includes $94 billion for military pay, allowances

• Linda D. Kozaryn
• February 7, 2002

The battle begins

The Office of Management and Budget squares off against federal unions and Washington-area lawmakers on the size of the 2003 pay raise.

• Brian Friel
• February 7, 2002

OMB accused of 'breaking faith' over SEC pay raise

• Congress Daily
• February 5, 2002

Navy chief says military health care delivers on promise

• Gerry J. Gilmore
• February 5, 2002

House members to push for 4.1 percent civilian pay raise

Civilian federal employees should get the same pay raise in 2003 as military service members, a key House Appropriations Committee member said Monday.

• Brian Friel
• February 5, 2002

TSP's C, S and I funds falter in January

• Kellie Lunney
• February 4, 2002

Bush proposes 2.6 percent pay raise for 2003

President Bush on Monday proposed a 2.6 percent average pay raise for federal employees in 2003.

• Brian Friel
• February 4, 2002

Employees and managers skeptical of merit promotion process

Almost everybody involved in the federal merit promotions process has doubts about its effectiveness, according to a new Merit Systems Protection Board study.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 1, 2002

Lawmaker urges Bush to boost SEC staff, fund pay raise

• Pamela Barnett
• February 1, 2002

GSA publishes relocation tax tables

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 1, 2002