» Subscriber Sign In
» Subscribe Now
» Renew Subscription
» Sample Issue

Federal Daily
FREE! Stay up-to-date on important changes to your federal career

SIGN UP NOW

Hot Topics

Financial Planning & Retirement Jobs & Careers Labor & Management Pay & Benefits Policies & Practices U.S. Postal Service Directory of Financial Services Legal Services Directory Military Workplace Technology Events & Conferences Advertise With Us

Invite A Friend

Federal Daily Archives

Federal Daily is a free weekly email summary of news and information appearing on FederalDaily.com. To sign up, click here.

November 2009

November 30

•	‘Son of NSPS’?—a Bonus Excerpt from Federal Employees News Digest
•	Retirement Wave Could Spell Opportunity for Agencies, MSPB Says
•	DoD Loses Track of Post-Deployment Health Questionnaires

November 20

•	House Panel OKs Same-Sex Benefits Bill for Fed Partners
•	Union Says Moving GITMO Prisoners to U.S. Means Jobs
•	Bill Would Offer Tuition Aid, Stipends for Civil Service Pledge

November 19

•	Dollars, Manpower at Root of FPS Woes, Union Says
•	Army Suicides to Set Record This Year
•	Postal Union Rebukes Critics Calling for More Sacrifices

November 18

•	Pay for Performance Alive and Well at TSA
•	Disability Evaluation Pilot Expands to Six More Sites

November 17

•	USPS Looks on the Bright Side
•	VA’s DIC Beneficiary Payments Higher Than Those of Civilian Survivors

November 16

•	Mike Causey Bonus Feature: ‘NSPS Is Dead; Long Live NSPS’
•	Long-Term Care Provider Sends Wrong Info to FLTCIP Enrollees
•	Bill Would Add Training and Apprenticeship Benefits to New GI Bill

November 13

•	Unions Offer Help to Bolster Lagging Telework Numbers
•	DHS Unveils New Veterans Hiring Web Site

November 12

•	New Effort Would Ramp Up Federal Employment of Vets
•	Seeing Photos of Top Staff in USPS Org Chart, Union Leader Decries Lack of Diversity

November 10

•	No Shoo-In for ‘Burrowers’
•	Open Season on Facebook
•	Former Union Lawyers OK’d to Assume Top Spots at MSPB
•	DLA Prepares Dinner for 180,000

November 9

•	Will USPS Borrow Successful Strategies from Overseas? … Probably Not
•	Lawmaker Says Health Bill Won’t Disrupt FEHBP

November 6

•	Don’t Retire Until You Read This!
•	VA Finds It on Craigslist
•	APWU Says to USPS—‘We’ll Do it Cheaper’

November 5

•	Transfer of Unused PTO into TSP Would Require New Legislation
•	Group Offers Military Kids Loans/Grants for College
•	Prison Life Gets Tougher—For Federal Guards

November 4

•	TSP Returns for October 2009
•	OPM Chief Promotes Discussion to Devise New Merit System
•	Union Seeks Info on Alleged ‘Forced Distribution’ of Ratings at EPA
•	Military Health Experts to Hold On-line ‘Town Hall’ Meeting on H1N1

November 3

•	Union Says Postal Closings Higher in Underserved Communities
•	DoD, Guard to Receive H1N1 Vaccine Shipments

November 2

•	Pay for Performance Haunted by NSPS Failure
•	Federal Protective Service Moves Out of ICE
•	DHS Secretary Meets with Vets, Highlights Hiring Goal
•	New Cybersecurity Center Debuts

October 2009 (Click here for October postings)

September 2009 (Click here for September postings)

August 2009 (Click here for August postings)

July 2009 (Click here for July postings)

June 2009 (Click here for June postings)

May 2009 (Click here for May postings)

April 2009 (Click here for April postings)

March 2009 (Click here for March postings)

February 2009 (Click here for February postings)

January 2009 (Click here for January postings)

December 2008 (Click here for December postings)

November 2008 (Click here for November postings)

October 2008 (Click here for October postings)

September 2008 (Click here for September postings)

August 2008 (Click here for August postings)

July 2008 (Click here for July postings)

June 2008 (Click here for June postings)

May 2008 (Click here for May postings)

April 2008 (Click here for April postings)

March 2008 (Click here for March postings)

February 2008 (Click here for February postings)

January 2008 (Click here for January postings)

December 2007 (Click here for December postings)

November 2007 (Click here for November postings)

October 2007 (Click here for October postings)

September 2007 (Click here for September postings)

August 2007 (Click here for August postings)

July 2007 (Click here for July postings)