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What is Schedule F and What Does it Mean for Federal Employees When Trump Returns to the White House? Agency Practices, Protections when Using Big Data Uneven, Says GAO
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Federal employees now lag private sector employees in comparable jobs in pay by 24.72 percent on average, according to the …More Early Marker Set for 2026 Raise: 3.8 Percent Published: …
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Two of the most important benefits provided to federal employees are annual leave and sick leave. And they are among …More What’s in a Lump-Sum Payment of Unused Annual Leave
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Summary of key issues impacting federal workers and their agencies ranging from gift and weather policies, continuity of operations, official time, veterans preference, job classification …
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Watch Begins for Federal Pay Raise Order - FEDweek
Dec 7, 2021 · Biden initial budget proposal for fiscal 2022 recommended a 2.7 percent federal employee raise for January; he later stated an intent to set that figure by default if Congress …
TSP - FEDweek
Federal employees enjoy various benefits. One benefit most federal employees rely on in retirement is the TSP (Thrift Savings Plan). …More
Early Marker Set for 2025 Raise: 4.5 Percent - FEDweek
Nov 14, 2023 · An early marker has been set for the January 2025 federal employee raise, with an increase in the employment cost index of 4.5 percent over the 12 months ending in …