USPS News: 2020 Fiscal Year Report, the Coronavirus, and the Election
Posting a 2020 Fiscal Year Loss of $9.2 billion, the USPS has been hit by the Coronavirus, and was a…
Biden Wins Election, What This Means for the 2021 Federal Pay Raise
The reluctance of Trump to concede, and the projection of a Biden win, leaves 2021 Federal Pay Raise up in…
Union Sues President Over Executive Order
The National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) sued the Trump Administration over an executive order they argue looks to reestablish a…
Biden Promises to Support Federal Employees and Their Benefits, if Elected
In response to a NARFE questionnaire, Presidential Nominee Biden Promises to Support Feds and not cut their Benefits
The Election and Your TSP
STWS Advisor Jennifer Meyer Breaks Down What Feds Need to Know About their TSP Investments on the Brink of a…
USPS News: Hiring Freeze, Restructuring, and Q3 Financials
The US Postal Service Froze All Hiring for Management Positions, is undergoing a major restructuring, and reported $2.2 Billion in…
OPM Issues Guidance on Modifying Federal Hiring Education Requirements
The President’s June 26th Executive Order, which aims to emphasize experience over degree requirements in Federal hiring protocols, enters the…
Will USPS Become Privatized? Employees Unsettled by New Policies
New policies might help cut costs, but USPS Employees think they will delay mail, dismantle confidence in the Federal Agency,…
Presidential Rank Awards Canceled for First Time Since 2013
The Presidential Rank Awards were Canceled for only the second time in its 41-year-old history. The first time was in…
2021 Federal Pay Raise Update: 3% for the Military, at least 1% for Feds
The General Scale Pay Raise for 2021 is set to be 1% unless Congress can change it- the Military’s pay…