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How will a newly divided Congress impact your job? There’s much
Will the big changes in Congress mean big changes for federal employees? Bill Bransford, general counsel for the Senior Executives Association, joins Mike Causey for this week\'s Your Turn. November 3, 2010
Steve Ressler, GovLoop\'s founder and president, joined the DorobekINSIDER with a recap of the Government Doesn\'t Suck rally.
GovExec reports on a Bureau of Labor Statistics report that federal employees are paid an average of 24 percent less than their private sector counterparts.
The IRS releases TSP contribution limits for 2011.
Steve Ressler of GovLoop discusses this Saturday\'s Government Doesn\'t Suck rally.
Contribution limits to your Thrift Savings Plan will probably stay the same in 2011, said Tom Trabucco of the Federal Thrift Investment Board. In 2010, feds could contribute up to $16,500
GovLoop is organizing a \"Government Doesn\'t Suck\" rally to put a human face on government.
With Congress about to consider a federal pay freeze, furloughs and maybe even RIFs, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey has produced the icing on the cake. He found a federal worker who admits he slept on the job during last winter\'s 31-inch snowstorm that all but shut DC down.
Tim McManus, the vice president and outreach at the Partnership for Public Service, joined the DorobekINSIDER, to discuss some positive takeaways from the poll results.
The Cato Institute states Fed employee compensation should be scrutinized.
A new survey by the Public Policy Institute of California shows high distrust of both state and federal government.
Halloween is still more than a week away, but for many federal and postal retirees, and retired feds, it started months ago and probably will continue through the end of this year. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey talks about furloughs, a possible pay freeze and even layoffs.