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New app connects military community to what they need on Army garrisons
Army installations first. AAFES is talking to Air Force officials about a similar app.
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‘Child care dilemma:‘ Lawmakers urge Esper to find more options for military families
Military families may be in desperate need of child care, lawmakers say.
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Paid parental leave takes shape under new OPM regulations
The Office of Personnel Management plans to issue a final interim rule on the use of paid parental leave Aug. 10.
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Amidst retirees’ outcries, advocates seek more leeway in new Tricare Select fee plan
Groups are calling for extension of the 90-day grace period so retirees in Tricare Select don’t lose health care coverage.
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Lawmakers call for investigation, ‘thorough review’ of $7.2 billion household goods contract
TRANSCOM’s choice of bidders for the contract to privatize household goods moves is ‘deeply troubling’
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More credits coming for millions of troops, veterans and families on auto insurance bills
Current and former military who are members of USAA will see their auto insurance cost reduced again.
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About 9,000 children are signed up for the virtual option as DoD schools reopen
Parents of children attending DoDEA schools had the choice of virtual school or in-person learning for their students.
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Where feds could see changes in COVID relief plans
The competing proposals for pandemic relief legislation each contain important provisions for some federal employees.
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Feds’ pay increase doesn’t make House-passed funding
The usual legislative vehicle for boosting federal pay lacks provisions for a basic increase in 2021.
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New app connects military community to what they need on Army garrisons
Army installations first. AAFES is talking to Air Force officials about a similar app.
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‘Child care dilemma:‘ Lawmakers urge Esper to find more options for military families
Military families may be in desperate need of child care, lawmakers say.
-
Paid parental leave takes shape under new OPM regulations
The Office of Personnel Management plans to issue a final interim rule on the use of paid parental leave Aug. 10.
-
Amidst retirees’ outcries, advocates seek more leeway in new Tricare Select fee plan
Groups are calling for extension of the 90-day grace period so retirees in Tricare Select don’t lose health care coverage.
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Lawmakers call for investigation, ‘thorough review’ of $7.2 billion household goods contract
TRANSCOM’s choice of bidders for the contract to privatize household goods moves is ‘deeply troubling’
-
More credits coming for millions of troops, veterans and families on auto insurance bills
Current and former military who are members of USAA will see their auto insurance cost reduced again.
-
About 9,000 children are signed up for the virtual option as DoD schools reopen
Parents of children attending DoDEA schools had the choice of virtual school or in-person learning for their students.
-
Where feds could see changes in COVID relief plans
The competing proposals for pandemic relief legislation each contain important provisions for some federal employees.
-
Feds’ pay increase doesn’t make House-passed funding
The usual legislative vehicle for boosting federal pay lacks provisions for a basic increase in 2021.
-
New app connects military community to what they need on Army garrisons
Army installations first. AAFES is talking to Air Force officials about a similar app.
-
‘Child care dilemma:‘ Lawmakers urge Esper to find more options for military families
Military families may be in desperate need of child care, lawmakers say.
-
Paid parental leave takes shape under new OPM regulations
The Office of Personnel Management plans to issue a final interim rule on the use of paid parental leave Aug. 10.
-
Amidst retirees’ outcries, advocates seek more leeway in new Tricare Select fee plan
Groups are calling for extension of the 90-day grace period so retirees in Tricare Select don’t lose health care coverage.
-
Lawmakers call for investigation, ‘thorough review’ of $7.2 billion household goods contract
TRANSCOM’s choice of bidders for the contract to privatize household goods moves is ‘deeply troubling’
-
More credits coming for millions of troops, veterans and families on auto insurance bills
Current and former military who are members of USAA will see their auto insurance cost reduced again.
-
About 9,000 children are signed up for the virtual option as DoD schools reopen
Parents of children attending DoDEA schools had the choice of virtual school or in-person learning for their students.
-
Where feds could see changes in COVID relief plans
The competing proposals for pandemic relief legislation each contain important provisions for some federal employees.
-
Feds’ pay increase doesn’t make House-passed funding
The usual legislative vehicle for boosting federal pay lacks provisions for a basic increase in 2021.
