Will super committee recs hit feds’ pocketbooks?

Mike Causey

Will super committee recs hit feds’ pocketbooks?

Federal Times senior writers Steve Losey and Sean Reilly look at the laundry list of hits feds and retirees may be asked to take and what it would mean to your time...

Mike Causey@mcauseyWFED

August 17, 2011 1:22 pm

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What next? The super committee – the special bipartisan congressional panel of 12 lawmakers – is supposed to make recommendations to accomplish major spending cuts. For the federal family, this could include an extended pay freeze, benefits changes and higher health premiums.

In the meantime, the U.S. Postal Service is looking to trim 38 percent of its workforce and is exploring the idea of getting out of the FEHBP health program. So what are the odds?

Federal Times senior writers Steve Losey and Sean Reilly look at the laundry list of hits feds and retirees may be asked to take and what it would mean to your time in government, your pay and your pension.

Mike Causey

Mike Causey is senior correspondent for Federal News Network and writes his daily Federal Report column on federal employees’ pay, benefits and retirement.

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