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Thousands of blue-collar feds are set for a federal pay bump
1 day ago · Roughly 14,500 blue-collar federal employees will soon see their federal pay rates increase, as a result of a final rule aiming to bring the Federal Wage System’s pay rates more in line with those on the General Schedule. The Office of Personnel Management finalized the changes to the map of FWS ...
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(AP Photo/Jon Elswick) Pay Thousands of blue-collar feds are set for a federal pay bump . A final rule on federal pay from OPM aims to bring the wages of blue-collar federal employees more in line with their counterparts on the General Schedule.
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(Amelia Brust/Federal News Network) Retirement Federal retirements, OPM's backlog dropped in 2024 . More than 88,000 federal employees retired last year, which is on par with the number of feds who left in 2023.
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Graphic By: Derace Lauderdale Reporter's Notebook For 2025, the return of IT efficiency and effectiveness . Current and former executives say the federal technology themes for 2025 will be similar to 2024 with the addition of efficiency and effectiveness.
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Compromise defense bill to give 14.5% pay raise for junior enlisted troops
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AP Photo/Jenny Kane Feds with Benefits Feds With Benefits: Making Medicare decisions at 65 . Question: If someone is on Federal Health Benefits, what happens when they turn 65 and become eligible for Medicare?
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AP Workforce Trump’s second term agenda to include cutting 'slackers’ from federal workforce, former OMB official says . Donald Trump has promised to bring back Schedule F, which would exclude thousands of federal employees in policymaking positions from civil service protections.
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2025 COLA will be 2.5%, but some federal retirees get a smaller percentage
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