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You can almost taste the repeal of these social security holdbacks
网页18 小时之前 · Tom Temin And by the way, is this only for SERS employees, the older retirees?. John Hatton Yes, it applies.The CSRS retiree is because when you are covered by CSRS, you weren’t paying into Social Security and you earned a pension for that CSRS and you might have earned a social care benefit through other private sector employment, but because you had that CSRS pension your social security ...
Senators push for fix to potential Foreign Service pay cut
网页23 小时之前 · Michele Sandiford. September 19, 2024 8:31 am. < a min read. Senators are urging their colleagues to prevent a 22% pay cut for federal employees working overseas. Congress has until the end of the month to reauthorize Overseas Comparability Pay. Those funds ensure Foreign Service officers and other feds abroad get paid close to what they’d ...
Schedule F would make agencies ‘hard-pressed’ to meet national …
网页2 天之前 · Schedule F would make agencies ‘hard-pressed’ to meet national security threats. Former DHS and DoD officials said possible efforts to reimplement Schedule F would divert resources, stagnate progress and ultimately harm national security. Drew Friedman @dfriedmanWFED. September 17, 2024 5:03 pm. 6 min read.
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网页Tom Temin Commentary. (USDA/Forest Service photo by Mark Pieper) Wildland firefighters at the Forest Service work beyond their job duties. Their union says that’s a big problem. NFFE says skipped-over job duties that wildland firefighters perform for the Forest Service could mean they’re missing out on thousands of dollars a year. Workforce.
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网页Wow! Federal retirement, and protecting it, mean hard work! From WEP/GPO repeal to getting a rational long term care insurance program, the work, pay, benefit and federal retirement issues never end. Pay and benefits news for federal employees and managers. Trust Federal News Network for the latest issues affecting your money.
Pay raise for federal employees seems to be all but ensured
网页August 5, 2024 1:46 pm. < a min read. Federal employees are one step closer to receiving the 2% pay raise the Biden administration proposed for fiscal 2025. The Senate Appropriations Committee remained silent about the proposed increase when it passed the Financial Services and General Government appropriations bill last Thursday.
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网页Feds with Benefits: An introduction, and advice about Medicare Part B. Consumers’ Checkbook Senior Editor Kevin Moss introduces his new column on FEHB benefits, and kicks things off with some advice on Medicare Part B. Wow! Federal retirement, and protecting it, mean hard work!
Stuck under the dreaded federal pay ceiling? Here’s what to look for
网页2021年9月6日 · The good news is that Congress has some practice with this in recent years. It’s raised the federal pay ceiling for each of the last three years, $172,500 for 2021, $170,800 in 2020 and $166, 500 for 2019. It would make some logical sense for Congress to do so again. The other option, of course, is that Congress doesn’t raise the federal ...
Here are the actual pay raises federal employees will see in 2023 ...
网页2022年12月23日 · This story was updated on Friday, Dec. 30, 2022 at 11:50 a.m. President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Dec. 23, making the federal pay raise official for many civilian employees in 2023. As anticipated, General Schedule employees will get an across-the-board pay raise of 4.1% in 2023, plus a 0.5% locality pay adjustment, totaling to an average 4.6% pay increase.