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The Office of Personnel Management announced that Federal Employees Health Benefits Program premiums will increase by 1.3 percent in 2019, the lowest increase since 1996. More
If the U.S. pulls out of an international postal treaty, there will be no international mail or packages sent to the U.S., an official with a 192-country postal union, says.
A group of House Democrats believe that President Trump halted plans to move the FBI headquarters—which is located across the street from Trump International Hotel—out of Washington, D.C., because of his own personal business interests.
Civilian federal employees are waiting longer to retire from the workforce, according a new trend report from the Office of Personnel Management.
The federal pay system works against women who often leave employment for family reasons and then return back to their jobs.
A former employee at the Senate Intelligence Committee pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about disclosing nonpublic information to the press.
Two bipartisan pieces of legislation aim to reduce the impact of the Social Security “windfall elimination provision,” which reduces benefits for those who also draw benefits from a retirement program that does not include Social Security, such as CSRS.
Addressing reporters at the Office of Personally Management headquarters on Oct. 11, the new agency leader announced two new direct hiring authorities to help boost federal employment as well as other civil service reform plans.
The time taken to process a retirement claim for September increased significantly for the Office of Personnel Management.
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