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Do the new benefits approved for FERS employees give them a better deal than their older colleagues under the CSRS retirement plan? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey asked readers and he got an earful.
Senior Executive Association President Carol Bonosaro discusses how she and others plan to attract new blood to the Senior Executive Service, starting with some provisions in the recently-signed Defense Authorization bill.
A recent roundtable discussion at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government focused on the federal hiring process. David Ellwood is Dean of the school and talks about what was discussed and who attended.
Do you have one of those gold-plated health plans that some Senators want to tax? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says many people who do have high-premium, high-benefit plans have them out of necessity, not to show off.
For the second time this year federal workers, and some retirees, are going to hit the jackpot. Congress has approved a new round of perqs that will boost retirement benefits for most current workers, and make it easier for long-time feds to transition into retirement by going part-time. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey explains.
Capt. Robert J. Tosatto Director Medical Reserve Corps October 23rd, 2009 (Originally aired June 12th, 2009)
Extension comes after employee unions and others ask for it during a hearing last week. Employees must decide whether to stick with their current plan and see premiums increase, or move to a different plan.
Speeding up the federal hiring process is something that must be done, and it\'s easy! Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says all you need to do is hire people much, much faster, then punish bureaucrats if the hires turn out to be bad, or dangerous.
In today\'s look at the \"5 Fallacies of Government?\", FederalNewsRadio turns the focus on the \"retirement wave\" of the future.
What would the New World look like if Christopher Columbus had been a federal worker rather than a private contractor? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says things would probably be a lot quieter.
If Christopher Columbus tried to discover America today he would face a lot of rules and red tape. Mike Causey speculates that if he had to go through what modern feds do, he might still be awaiting sailing orders.
On tomorrow’s Your Turn with Mike Causey, Certified Financial Planner Art Stein drops by to talk all about why Long Term Care insurance is necessary — and gives us an update on some recent changes.…
By Dorothy Ramienski Internet Editor FederalNewsRadio Worrying about money is no fun, especially if you have a spouse in the Armed Forces who might deploy at any time. There’s a resource out there that can…