OPM Advocates 'Forced Distribution' of 'Inflated' SES Performance Ratings
OPM has proposed rules to carry out White House directives on performance evaluations of SES members, aiming to limit how many can be receive ratings in| FEDweek
OPM has proposed rules to carry out White House directives on performance evaluations of SES members, aiming to limit how many can be receive ratings in| FEDweek
Following is a recent report in question and answer format in which the Congressional Research Service describes the impact of government shutdowns on| FEDweek
UPDATED: There is still no agreement, now less than two weeks from the deadline, on avoiding a funding lapse that would trigger a partial government| FEDweek
OPM has told agencies to “return to the policies of the first Trump administration”—which the Biden administration had revoked—regarding disciplinary| FEDweek
For federal employees, the TSP is one of the most powerful retirement tools available. But too many feds overlook the potential of the Roth TSP and Roth| FEDweek
OPM has issued a wide-ranging set of changes to federal employee performance ratings policies including a requirement that employees be evaluated on their| FEDweek
An OPM memo to agencies revising many of the policies governing performance evaluations of federal employees (see related story) includes an emphasis on| FEDweek
How does the Government Accountability Office agree with the Temptations? They both think that it’s a “ball of confusion, that’s what the world is today”.| FEDweek
Federal employees enjoy various benefits. One benefit most federal employees rely on in retirement is the TSP (Thrift Savings Plan). Unlike an IRA| FEDweek
Do you have $1,460,000 saved up for retirement? According to a study conducted by Northwestern Mutual, this amount is what U.S. adults believe they need| FEDweek
A study by the Federal Reserve Board shows a shift in peoples’ expectations about the age at which they will retire, potentially a sign of a change from| FEDweek
