How will Gavin Newsom's return-to-office order affect California state telework stipends?California's public employees will experience changes to their telework stipends due to a shift towards increased in-office work.
About 400,000 Californians due bigger Social Security payments under new federal lawNew Social Security legislation in the US will provide retroactive benefits to public employees, affecting about 400,000 recipients in California.
Senate passes bill that could give thousands in California bigger Social Security benefitsNew legislation allows California public service employees to claim full Social Security benefits, reversing prior reductions due to federal laws.The bill aims to support hundreds of thousands affected by the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset.
How will Gavin Newsom's return-to-office order affect California state telework stipends?California's public employees will experience changes to their telework stipends due to a shift towards increased in-office work.
About 400,000 Californians due bigger Social Security payments under new federal lawNew Social Security legislation in the US will provide retroactive benefits to public employees, affecting about 400,000 recipients in California.
Senate passes bill that could give thousands in California bigger Social Security benefitsNew legislation allows California public service employees to claim full Social Security benefits, reversing prior reductions due to federal laws.The bill aims to support hundreds of thousands affected by the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset.
CalPERS to keep its telework policy after Gavin Newsom orders return to officeCalPERS maintains its remote work policy, defying Governor Newsom's directive for stricter in-office attendance.
California wanted state workers back in the office. Here's how many have returnedMost workers have returned to offices, but enforcement of return policies varies by department.
CalPERS to keep its telework policy after Gavin Newsom orders return to officeCalPERS maintains its remote work policy, defying Governor Newsom's directive for stricter in-office attendance.
California wanted state workers back in the office. Here's how many have returnedMost workers have returned to offices, but enforcement of return policies varies by department.
The Federal Government Is Not Too BigTrump and Musk's policies threaten the effectiveness of public service by undermining the civil service and breeding a toxic work culture.
Trump's Plan to Slash the Federal Work Force: What to KnowThe Trump administration's plan for deferred resignations could reduce the federal workforce significantly, raising concerns over potential chaos in government services.
The Federal Government Is Not Too BigTrump and Musk's policies threaten the effectiveness of public service by undermining the civil service and breeding a toxic work culture.
Trump's Plan to Slash the Federal Work Force: What to KnowThe Trump administration's plan for deferred resignations could reduce the federal workforce significantly, raising concerns over potential chaos in government services.
NJ superintendent, school admin husband rake in $600K annually - but actually live in Florida, possibly violating state lawNew Jersey educators making over $600,000 reportedly live in Florida, potentially violating state law prohibiting out-of-state residency for public employees.
NY's top schools chief defends hush-hush $155K raise - while not mentioning nearly $120K pensionBetty Rosa defends her $155,000 raise despite also receiving a $120,000 pension, arguing it aligns her salary with local superintendents.
NJ superintendent, school admin husband rake in $600K annually - but actually live in Florida, possibly violating state lawNew Jersey educators making over $600,000 reportedly live in Florida, potentially violating state law prohibiting out-of-state residency for public employees.
NY's top schools chief defends hush-hush $155K raise - while not mentioning nearly $120K pensionBetty Rosa defends her $155,000 raise despite also receiving a $120,000 pension, arguing it aligns her salary with local superintendents.
Wisconsin court strikes down controversial law in a win for laborRecent court ruling could restore collective bargaining rights for public employees in Wisconsin after years of weakening by legislation.
Public Unions & Dues I: Free SpeechCompelling public employees to pay union fees raises moral concerns about free speech and the nature of money as speech.The argument that money equals speech could undermine the boundaries of political influence.
Wisconsin court strikes down controversial law in a win for laborRecent court ruling could restore collective bargaining rights for public employees in Wisconsin after years of weakening by legislation.
Public Unions & Dues I: Free SpeechCompelling public employees to pay union fees raises moral concerns about free speech and the nature of money as speech.The argument that money equals speech could undermine the boundaries of political influence.
Millions of public workers are set to get higher Social Security benefits. Here's whyThe Social Security Fairness Act increases benefits for nearly three million public employees, eliminating provisions that reduced payments for workers with other pensions.
Senate passes Social Security benefits boost for many public service retireesThe Senate's bipartisan bill aims to enhance Social Security benefits for nearly 3 million public employees, rectifying long-standing inequities.
Biden Signs Bill to Raise Social Security Payments for Millions of PensionersThe Social Security Fairness Act aims to increase payments for nearly 3 million public workers by eliminating restrictive provisions.
Higher Social Security payments coming for millions of people from bill that Biden is signingThe Social Security Fairness Act aims to enhance benefits for public employees, addressing a historical disparity.
Biden signs bill to boost social security payments for millions of public workersThe Social Security Fairness Act ensures economic security for public service workers by enhancing their retirement benefits, addressing disparities not updated in 20 years.
Higher Social Security payments coming for millions of people from bill that Joe Biden signedPresident Biden signed a law boosting Social Security benefits for public employees, impacting nearly 3 million retirees.The Social Security Fairness Act aims to eliminate disparities faced by public retirees, improving their benefits.
Millions of public workers are set to get higher Social Security benefits. Here's whyThe Social Security Fairness Act increases benefits for nearly three million public employees, eliminating provisions that reduced payments for workers with other pensions.
Senate passes Social Security benefits boost for many public service retireesThe Senate's bipartisan bill aims to enhance Social Security benefits for nearly 3 million public employees, rectifying long-standing inequities.
Biden Signs Bill to Raise Social Security Payments for Millions of PensionersThe Social Security Fairness Act aims to increase payments for nearly 3 million public workers by eliminating restrictive provisions.
Higher Social Security payments coming for millions of people from bill that Biden is signingThe Social Security Fairness Act aims to enhance benefits for public employees, addressing a historical disparity.
Biden signs bill to boost social security payments for millions of public workersThe Social Security Fairness Act ensures economic security for public service workers by enhancing their retirement benefits, addressing disparities not updated in 20 years.
Higher Social Security payments coming for millions of people from bill that Joe Biden signedPresident Biden signed a law boosting Social Security benefits for public employees, impacting nearly 3 million retirees.The Social Security Fairness Act aims to eliminate disparities faced by public retirees, improving their benefits.
Closures, Social Security checks, furloughs: What a government shutdown might meanCongress must act by Friday to avoid a government shutdown, impacting funding and federal employees during the holidays.
Wisconsin to Overturn Act 10 and Give Workers Unions More PowerA judge ruled Act 10 unconstitutional, marking the end of its lasting impact on public employee rights in Wisconsin.
Brentwood city employees negotiating contract unhappy over comments by vice mayorCity employees expressed concerns over contract negotiations and comments made by a councilmember about misinformation.Vice Mayor Meyer emphasized the need for dialogue despite restrictions on discussing confidential negotiations.
Kathy Hochul must continue to nix those costly public employee sweetenersGov. Hochul is urged to veto pension-sweetener bills to prevent further financial strain on taxpayers and local governments.
5 charts that show how California cities spent $37 billion on public employees last yearPublic employees are essential to city operations but represent a significant financial burden.Compensation costs for city workers in California have significantly increased over the years.
We urge Gov. Jim Pillen to end the dispute over remote work and negotiate with state employees * Nebraska ExaminerThe Nebraska Commission of Industrial Relations ruled that remote work terms don't need negotiation, impacting state employees' work conditions.Governor Pillen's preference for in-person work reflects a longstanding debate over the pros and cons of remote assignments.
NY Democrats suck up to Big Labor with another pricey pension perkPublic employees hired after 2012 may see juicier pensions based on salaries from the last three years, adding $4.4 billion to taxpayer debt.Even Tier 6 public employees in New York enjoy generous and tax-exempt pension benefits, contrasting with the private sector.