The Office of Personnel Management has started implementing guidelines for a phased retirement option, where eligible federal employees work 20 hours per week and receive pension benefits, GovExec reported Tuesday. Eric Katz
MoreA wave of federal retirement claims in February exceeded the Office of Personnel Management‘s projections by three times for that month, according to Fierce Government. Zach Rausnitz writes the agency processed about
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The Office of Personnel Management found federal employees filed for retirement in December at a lower rate than any other month in 2012, Federal News Radio reports. OPM projected it would receive
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The House voted late Monday to freeze the salaries of lawmakers and nearly 2 million federal government employees for the rest of fiscal year 2013, the Washington Post reports. Ed O’Keefe writes
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Travel reimbursement rates for federal employees will remain the same in fiscal year 2013, GovExec reports. Citing a General Services Administration announcement, Kellie Lunney reports GSA is holding fiscal 2013 reimbursement rates
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The Office of Personnel Management has released new details about a new program that would let federal employees eligible for retirement switch to part-time work, the Washington Post reports. According to Eric
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The Congressional Budget Office predicts the number of federal retirees will increase by 10 percent over the next decade, helping spur a close to 30 percent increase in retirement benefit spending over
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The Combined Federal Campaign, the annual charity drive targeted to federal employees, has one week left to go in its 50th anniversary season and a new commission says it should go beyond
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