Pay & Benefits

USPS Offers Early Retirement to 26,000 Employees

Postal Service looks to shed staff after slowly adding workers for four years.

Oversight

No. 2 Senate Democrat Threatens Shutdown Over Immigration Issues

Durbin: White House proposal for $18 billion in wall funding is "outrageous."

Pay & Benefits

OPM Extends Pay Freeze for Top Administration Officials

Officials now say the provision preventing pay raises for some Cabinet-level officials runs until the end of the current spending deal.

Pay & Benefits

The Year of the Civil Servant

Never before have the roles of government workers taken on such significance. But there could be consequences to using their power to undermine the administration.

Pay & Benefits

What the 2018 Pay Raise Means for You

OPM released its pay tables for employees across government shortly after President Trump released his executive order authorizing a 1.9 percent increase for civilian federal workers.

Pay & Benefits

Trump Issues 2018 Pay Raise Order

The White House stuck with the 1.9 percent increase originally proposed for civilian federal employees.

Pay & Benefits

Feds Avoid Shutdown, But Larger Threat Looms in the New Year

Cuts to federal employees' pay and benefits could serve to offset funding boosts in a spending deal.

Pay & Benefits

White House Calls for ‘Fundamental Reform’ to Feds’ Pay, Delays New 2018 Localities

President Trump still must issue the final order authorizing a 2018 pay increase before the end of the year.

Pay & Benefits

Developing a TSP Withdrawal Plan

Tips on crafting a strategy for tapping into your TSP funds in retirement.

Pay & Benefits

Trump Names Two Federal Pay Raise Advisers

After nearly a year of inaction, White House begins reconstitution of the Federal Salary Council.

Pay & Benefits

Oversight Democrat Asks White House to Release Plans for 'Massive' Agency Downsizing

To date, the reorganizations have received "virtually no oversight by Congress," Cummings says.

Pay & Benefits

Analysis: What Does a Government Shutdown Mean for the Defense Department?

Four years ago, this staffer for the defense policy undersecretary helped the Pentagon figure out the impacts of a shutdown. Hint: it wasn’t pretty.

Oversight

Congress on Collision Course Ahead of Shutdown Deadline

"Puntagon" bill to fund defense for a full year but non-defense for one month is a nonstarter, Democrats say.