- Eric Yoder
Eric Yoder is a veteran Washington journalist who has written about government, business, law, sports and other topics. He has reported (and researched) for The Washington Post since 2000, concentrating on federal employee issues, the budget and other government policies. He also is the award-winning author of three books of short mysteries for children.
TSP investment fund again used for debt ceiling relief
The government once again plans to resort to a financial maneuver involving federal employee retirement savings pending an increase in the national debt limit.
Tougher discipline for IRS employees set aside, at least for now
For procedural reasons, plan to add criminal penalties for certain employee misconduct doesn't come to a vote.
Roth-style investing in TSP continues to grow
After-tax investing style has been available for a year in government's 401(k)-style plan.
White House orders look at pay equity inside government
President Obama has ordered a review of whether policies on how salaries are set when federal employees are first hired and when they are promoted are contributing to a gender pay gap.
- Postal Service posts $1.9 billion loss despite efficiency efforts
- U.S. Postal Service posts $1.9 billion loss, despite efficiency efforts
- Federal employees encouraged to participate in prescription drug take-back day
- Giving to federal charity drive continues to decline
- Exceptions from furloughs proposed
- Federal employee financial disclosures to remain offline
- Bill to prevent online posting of disclosure forms passes Congress
- Congress considers repeal of disclosure form posting requirement
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