Pair of Representatives Attempt to Revive Social Security Fairness Act
Will the WEP and GPO finally be eliminated? Legislation first introduced in 2021 is receiving push from Congress to see that the bill receives a vote.
Emergency Leave Program Initiated for Kentucky Flood Victims
Federal employees are encouraged to donate annual leave time to feds in Kentucky who were affected by the recent flood disaster.
My Cheat Codes: How to Get the Most from Serving Those Who Serve
STWS advisor Jennifer Meyer provides the inside scoop on taking full advantage of our resources for feds.
GSA 2023 Per Diem Rates for Lodging, Meals, and Incidental Purchases
Newly announced by the General Services Administration (GSA), next year’s reimbursement rates for lodging, meals, and “incidental purchases.”
Union Enters Legal Dispute with HUD Over Telework
The American Federation for Government Employees (AFGE) issues legal complaint against the Housing and Urban Development Agency (HUD) over remote work.
TSP Investments in Chinese Companies – Worth the Trouble?
The new mutual fund window is available in the TSP and some of the investment choices invest in Chinese securities – should the FRTIB cave to political pressure and remove…
New Locality Recommendations: 16,000 Feds Could See Pay Boost
Advisory council suggests adding new localities, adjusting some existing ones to encompass more federal workers, and loosening requirements for locality designation.
Is the Federal Retirement Tsunami Almost Here?
Looming since the 1990s, are retiring baby boomers in the Government about to cause the long-predicted retirement tsunami?
2023 Federal Pay Raise Update: Senate’s Silence Supports Likelihood of 4.6%
Government spending bill doesn’t mention federal pay raise – a strong indication that Congress supports the White House recommendation of 4.6%
Social Security Basics: Five Things to Remember
Social Security benefits are a crucial component to a fed’s retirement under FERS. Here are 5 things to keep in mind about your retirement income.