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Why federal contracting companies are in the spotlight
Marc Pearl, president & CEO of the Homeland Security & Defense Business Council, is this week's guest.
Aug. 6, 2010
Tags: Fed Talk , Marc Pearl , Debra Roth , contracting
Accidents Happen: CSRS vs. FERS
If you read yesterday's column you know there is a slim chance you might have been placed in the wrong federal retirement system. If so, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey has a way to make things right for yourself.
CDT's Schwartz explains his NIST jump
Ari Schwartz is leaving the Center for Democracy and Technology after 13 years to join the National Institute of Standards and Technology as a senior Internet policy advisor. He explains the decision to become a fed.
Tags: management , CDT , NIST , Ari Schwartz , Dorothy Ramienski
Case could determine if cash awards can be given to feds
Was a $383,600 award to former Interior Department employee Robert Berman legal?
Tags: newscast , DorobekInsider , Must Reads ,
Ford or Lexus Lifestyle for Feds
At the end of the day who's going to have more money, a banker who drives a Lexus or a federal civil servant who owns a Ford or Chevy Cobalt? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey asked a pro and the answer may surprise you.
Tags: Mike Causey , Alan Roth
Are federal workers overpaid?
Factor in benefits and pensions and federal civil servants earned about $123,049 in 2009.
Tags: Federal Workers , pay , salaries , Bureau of Economic Analysis , Colleen Kelley , National Treasury Employees Union
Stop Loss bonuses now available for eligible troops
Learn more in today's DoD Report.
Tags: DoD , stop loss , DoD Report , Quadrennial Defense Review Panel , DorobekInsider
FEHBP Dependent Care, Tick, Tock!
Do you have a mid-20s dependent child who doesn't have health insurance? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says relief is on the way, but it may be awhile before it gets to you.
Tags: Mike Causey , FEHBP , dependent coverage
TSP Snapshot: Keep a more focused eye on your retirement
One expert reminds federal workers to review their allocations more often than just once a year as market volatility can wreak havoc on funds. The goal is to make small adjustments as needed. All the TSP funds did well in July, including rebounds from two months of losses by the C and I Funds.
Tags: TSP , Ann Vanderslice , Retirement Planning Strategies , TSP Snapshot , retirement planning , Jason Miller
TSP Snapshot: Don't get complacent
WFED's Jason Miller reports.
Tags: TSP , TSP Snapshot , Jason Miller , Retirement Planning Strategies , Ann Vanderslice , DorobekInsider , retirement




