Tens of thousands of federal employees across DHS have been feeling financial strain after working for over a month, without pay, throughout the shutdown.

From FERS to TSP to recent legislation, decades of policy shifts have reshaped how federal employees earn, save for and ...

Some federal workers who are not being paid during the government shutdown have a nagging fear: They might not receive retroactive pay once the impasse is resolved. Roughly 1.4 million federal ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The federal government shutdown has now reached its 24th day, making it the second-longest shutdown in U.S. history. Surpassing ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-Louisiana., proposed legislation last week that would allow those working to be paid during the ...

The recent government shutdown has concluded, bringing relief to hundreds of thousands of federal employees who are now eagerly awaiting back pay for the wages missed during the furlough period. Under ...

Conversions of career federal employees into the Trump administration's new Schedule Policy/Career may become finalized as soon as March 9.

Employees are finding ways to save on commuting and child care costs, while DHS agencies say their operations are suffering.

Federal workers have been ordered to return to work after the end of the government shutdown as they await back pay. While an estimated 750,000 workers were furloughed during the shutdown, some others ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Not every federal employee who is going without pay because of the government shutdown can draw on state unemployment insurance benefits to cover the gap.