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Supreme Court Ruling on Suing for Age Discrimination

The Supreme Court made it simpler for federal workers aged 40 and higher to sue for age discrimination in recent proceedings. Age discrimination entails the problem of employees being unable to get the opportunities they qualify for solely based on their older age.
The Supreme Court found 8-1 that […]

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USPS to increase the number of Electric Vehicles by Two

The USPS is now moving towards bringing a profound change in the vehicles they use for their daily operations. They are now being replaced by electric vehicles, and in the following article, we will shed more light on the topic.
 
Officials indicated Thursday that one in every five of the […]

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House Panel is now Investigating ID.Me

The Oversight and Reform Committee is interested in learning more about the identity verification firm. According to the committee, the service is used by at least nine other federal agencies and 30 state governments.
“It is critical to ensure the appropriate measures are in place to defend Americans’ private information […]

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Fixing the Federal Hiring Process

Two Republican senators are proposing new legislation to overhaul government employment, easing limitations on the onboarding process and erasing many of the roadblocks that agencies encounter when hiring new employees.
The Inspired to Service Hiring Improvements Act (S. 4027) would drastically increase the duration of temporary and term workers […]

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The Three Agencies Aiming to Improve Federal Employee Retirement Plans

There are currently three organizations working to improve the customer experience for federal employees.
Companies should invest in customer service to maintain customer loyalty and receive referrals to new consumers. The same may be said about government agencies, both those that serve the general public and federal employees.
The Office of […]

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The Postal Service has provided financial services to just six customers through its Banking Pilot.

The mailing agency has received $35.70 from the restricted program. Since launching a trial program in September, the United States Postal Service has only given financial services to six people, raising questions about whether the postal service would extend the initiative that many progressive legislators and organizations have urged […]

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The Wrong Retirement Option Can Cost You a Lot of Money

Before making a choice that may substantially impact your income, be sure you have all of the information you need.
How wrong retirement options can cost you a lot of money?
Now and then, We come across a federal employee who is ready to make a vital, irreversible choice that may […]

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Why Don’t Feds Get Disability Insurance?

Have you ever wondered why, as a federal employee, you aren’t protected by short- or long-term disability insurance? After all, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 42 percent of private-sector employees had access to short-term disability insurance plans in 2018, and 34 percent had access to long-term disability […]

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