
Senate Considers Pay for Working Feds Amid Deepening Shutdown Hardship
The Senate weighed legislation to pay federal employees still working through the shutdown. What the proposal covered and who it would have left out.

The Senate weighed legislation to pay federal employees still working through the shutdown. What the proposal covered and who it would have left out.

Sixteen days in, with the Senate failing a tenth time to advance funding. What two weeks without a paycheck does, and the steps that actually help.

FERS or CSRS, TSP, FEHB, FEGLI and Social Security all interact. The red flags that most often derail a federal retirement, and how to spot them early

Hundreds of thousands of federal employees have now hit a full pay period with no pay. What to prioritize when the paycheck simply does not arrive.

A federal court has temporarily blocked RIF layoffs during the shutdown. What the restraining order actually protects, and how long the reprieve lasts

While most of government froze, the Defense Department accelerated its workforce cuts. What the contrast means for DoD civilians planning ahead.

The White House has treated the funding lapse as grounds for permanent layoffs, not just furloughs. What that escalation means for your job security.

OPM has advised agencies they may proceed with RIF layoffs during a government shutdown. How a funding lapse became a mechanism for permanent cuts.

The federal government has entered a partial shutdown after funding talks failed. What happens to your pay, your benefits and your TSP contributions.

Furlough notices are going out and non-essential functions have stopped. The financial steps that matter most in the first week without a paycheck.

Hours from the September 30 deadline, Congress is deadlocked again. Why a financial plan, not a political forecast, is the only reliable safety net.

OMB has told agencies to use a funding lapse as grounds for reductions in force. What it means when a shutdown becomes a workforce reduction tool.