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Despite slight performance improvements for most funds, the Thrift Savings Plan still had largely negative returns for the month of October, according to numbers released Monday. The international stock index I Fund and the fixed income investment F … [Continue reading] about TSP funds improve in October but not by much
The Office of Personnel Management faces a persistent budget shortfall, and the funding gap has limited its ability to provide key services to federal employees and agencies, its inspector general said in a recent report. “OPM’s budgetary issues are … [Continue reading] about Budget shortfalls obstruct needed improvements across OPM, IG says
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actors with disabilities will be included in auditions for each new film and television production at NBCUniversal, which becomes the second major media company to make such a commitment. NBCUniversal said Friday that the pledge … [Continue reading] about NBCUniversal vows auditions for actors with disabilities
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — From soccer star Robert Lewandowski to opposition politicians, Polish citizens on Sunday donated at least 71 million zlotys ($19 million) to a charity’s fundraiser for health causes that has been criticized by the conservative … [Continue reading] about Poland protesters take weekend off for fundraiser
Senate Republicans are including a federal pay freeze for civilian employees as part of a 2021 appropriations bill, which they released Tuesday morning. The proposal is a break from President Donald Trump recommended back in February and what the … [Continue reading] about Senate appropriators propose federal pay freeze for civilian employees in 2021
