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Retiree cost of living adjustments sink for the second year in a row
Cost of living adjustments for Social Security recipients will increase by 1.3 percent in 2021, an amount that employee groups worry will fall behind inflation.
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Facebook helping overseas citizens, including military, find tools to vote
Facebook’s first-time effort highlights tools for overseas citizens.
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Junior military families ‘inundating’ nonprofit with requests for care cost help during pandemic
Assistance for child care costs of up to $1,500; application deadline is Oct. 12.
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Senators want answers on delayed rights for military housing tenants
Defense leaders are still negotiating with privatized housing companies on key rights such as a dispute resolution process, and withholding rent from landlords during disputes.
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Here’s the USPS suggested deadlines for getting your holiday goodies to overseas troops in time
Mail your packages and letters overseas after the election and the crush of absentee ballots.
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Caregivers of older veterans can apply for financial assistance from VA starting today
After a extra year of waiting, thousands of caregivers of veterans are eligible for the monthly payouts.
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$136,000 settlement reached for troops charged illegal lease termination fees
The Justice Department reached a settlement with Texas-based Western Rim Investors for charging Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland troops illegal lease termination fees between 2011 and 2020.
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DoJ: Tow company illegally sold troops’ cars
On Monday, the Justice Department accused a Dallas towing company of illegally auctioning the vehicles of five servicemembers.
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Combat pay exempted from state income tax for New Jersey residents
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed bipartisan legislation exempting combat pay earned by members of the military from the state income tax.
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More than a quarter of federal jobs require a degree
Many federal job openings rely on degrees to prove that a candidate has the right skill level, but some jobs require that degree as a minimum threshold for consideration.
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Retiree cost of living adjustments sink for the second year in a row
Cost of living adjustments for Social Security recipients will increase by 1.3 percent in 2021, an amount that employee groups worry will fall behind inflation.
-
Facebook helping overseas citizens, including military, find tools to vote
Facebook’s first-time effort highlights tools for overseas citizens.
-
Junior military families ‘inundating’ nonprofit with requests for care cost help during pandemic
Assistance for child care costs of up to $1,500; application deadline is Oct. 12.
-
Senators want answers on delayed rights for military housing tenants
Defense leaders are still negotiating with privatized housing companies on key rights such as a dispute resolution process, and withholding rent from landlords during disputes.
-
Here’s the USPS suggested deadlines for getting your holiday goodies to overseas troops in time
Mail your packages and letters overseas after the election and the crush of absentee ballots.
-
Caregivers of older veterans can apply for financial assistance from VA starting today
After a extra year of waiting, thousands of caregivers of veterans are eligible for the monthly payouts.
-
$136,000 settlement reached for troops charged illegal lease termination fees
The Justice Department reached a settlement with Texas-based Western Rim Investors for charging Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland troops illegal lease termination fees between 2011 and 2020.
-
DoJ: Tow company illegally sold troops’ cars
On Monday, the Justice Department accused a Dallas towing company of illegally auctioning the vehicles of five servicemembers.
-
Combat pay exempted from state income tax for New Jersey residents
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed bipartisan legislation exempting combat pay earned by members of the military from the state income tax.
-
More than a quarter of federal jobs require a degree
Many federal job openings rely on degrees to prove that a candidate has the right skill level, but some jobs require that degree as a minimum threshold for consideration.
-
Retiree cost of living adjustments sink for the second year in a row
Cost of living adjustments for Social Security recipients will increase by 1.3 percent in 2021, an amount that employee groups worry will fall behind inflation.
-
Facebook helping overseas citizens, including military, find tools to vote
Facebook’s first-time effort highlights tools for overseas citizens.
-
Junior military families ‘inundating’ nonprofit with requests for care cost help during pandemic
Assistance for child care costs of up to $1,500; application deadline is Oct. 12.
-
Senators want answers on delayed rights for military housing tenants
Defense leaders are still negotiating with privatized housing companies on key rights such as a dispute resolution process, and withholding rent from landlords during disputes.
-
Here’s the USPS suggested deadlines for getting your holiday goodies to overseas troops in time
Mail your packages and letters overseas after the election and the crush of absentee ballots.
-
Caregivers of older veterans can apply for financial assistance from VA starting today
After a extra year of waiting, thousands of caregivers of veterans are eligible for the monthly payouts.
-
$136,000 settlement reached for troops charged illegal lease termination fees
The Justice Department reached a settlement with Texas-based Western Rim Investors for charging Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland troops illegal lease termination fees between 2011 and 2020.
-
DoJ: Tow company illegally sold troops’ cars
On Monday, the Justice Department accused a Dallas towing company of illegally auctioning the vehicles of five servicemembers.
-
Combat pay exempted from state income tax for New Jersey residents
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday signed bipartisan legislation exempting combat pay earned by members of the military from the state income tax.
-
More than a quarter of federal jobs require a degree
Many federal job openings rely on degrees to prove that a candidate has the right skill level, but some jobs require that degree as a minimum threshold for consideration.
