Court Decides Against Feds Over TSP Contributions
The shutdown that occurred in 2018-2019 delayed TSP contributions, and therefore weren’t invested, but court decides federal employees can’t sue over potential investment gains.
Former VA Employee Starts 4-year Sentence for Stealing Information
Former federal employee is behind bars for attempting to sell personal information of Veterans and Coworkers. Also, a former federal contractor heads home from prison.
Emergency Paid Leave Fund Has to Be Used by Sept. 30 or Until Funds Run Out
Federal Employees looking to take advantage of the Emergency Paid Leave may have to act fast as funds are getting gobbled up by agencies.
The Other “FCC”: Furlough Cheesecake
The Other FCC is Furlough Cheesecake, Maryland's own business arising from the shutdown
Former DEA Agent Pretended to be CIA Agent; Faces 20 Years in Prison
After defrauding contractors and Government Officials to pocket $4.4 Million, a Former DEA Agent Faces 20 years in prison
Options for Federal Employees with MSPB Cases in Limbo
The MSPB Can’t Legally make a decision until new board members get Senate Approval- leaving thousands of undecided MSPB cases in limbo
OPM Gets 9th Head Director in 7 Years After Cabaniss’ Sudden Resignation
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Director was Filled for the 8th time since 2013 as Michael Rigas takes over for Dale Cabaniss- who suddenly resigned on Tuesday, March 17th.
Fraud Report: Another Social Security Scam Alert
The Social Security Administration (SSA) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) released an alert about a prevalent scam.
US Courts Scam: Federal Courts Warn of Emergent Scam
US Courts Scam: The Administrative Office of US Courts issued a warning about an emergent scam involving fictitious arrest records~
The Firing of Federal Workers
OPM is implementing rules from an executive order to ease the process of terminating the jobs of federal employees