Office of Personnel Management officials hope a new document for federal employees planning their retirement will reduce frustration with the complicated and often lengthy process—and maybe help reduce the agency’s…
The retirement services chatbot is designed to answer easy questions to free up call center resources for more complex inquiries.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s plan to couple raising the debt ceiling with dramatic cuts of more than 20% to discretionary domestic spending would not affect the Thrift Savings Plan, the…
WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has authorized the use of an emergency leave transfer program (ELTP) for federal employees adversely affected by the 2023 Mississippi severe storms, straight-line…
The Office of Personnel Management is taking more heat from Congress about long-standing delays and a backlog of cases in federal employees’ retirement services.
One member of Congress is doubling down on efforts to add an inspector general for the Thrift Savings Plan. D.C.
Afederal appeals court Thursday night upheld a nationwide injunction on President Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal employees, leaving in place a prohibition on the administration enforcing the requirement.
OPM released their annual carrier call letter earlier this month, outlining the goals and initiatives federal employees can see from FEHB plans in 2024.
The IRS, in its official response to the report, said the delinquency rates are lower for federal employees than for the public at large, and said its own employees do…
The Office of Personnel Management’s backlog of retirement claims slightly improved by 1,358 in February. OPM received 9,562 claims, nearly 3,000 less claims from January, which received 12,404.
