Recent Releases

FMA LAUDS SENATE APPROVAL EXTENDING BENEFITS TO ALL FEDS; HOUSE FAILURE TO FOLLOW SUIT UNACCEPTABLE - October 3, 2008
Federal employees in these remote states deserve the same benefits of their stateside peers
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FMA APPLAUDS 3.9% PAY RAISE FOR FEDS, DISAPPOINTED BY LONG TERM CONTINUING RESOLUTION - September 27, 2008
Social Security Administration hit hardest by stopgap funding measure
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FMA OFFERS TESTIMONY ON BACKLOG OF HEARING CASES AT SSA - September 16, 2008
FMA Chapter 275 Principal Executive Officer Kathy Meinhardt offers testimony before the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Social Security
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DORA L. QUINLAN RECOGNIZED AS 2008 FMA MANAGER OF THE YEAR - August 8, 2008
Quinlan presented award at FMA's 17th annual Mid-Year Conference
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FMA APPLAUDS HOUSE PASSAGE OF LEGISLATION CREDITING FERS EMPLOYEES FOR UNUSED SICK LEAVE - July 31, 2008
Measure would provide FERS employees with the same benefit their CSRS counterparts enjoy
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FMA PRAISES SENATE PASSAGE OF 3.9 PERCENT PAY RAISE FOR CIVILIAN FEDERAL EMPLOYEES - July 11, 2008
Increase would be at parity with proposed military pay raise
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FMA URGES SENATE TO SUPPORT 3.9 PERCENT PAY RAISE FOR CIVILIAN FEDERAL EMPLOYEES - July 9, 2008
Increase would be at parity with proposed military pay raise
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FEDS IN HAWAII AND ALASKA DESERVE THE SAME BENEFITS AS THEIR COUNTERPARTS ON THE MAINLAND - June 26, 2008
Now is the time to transition federal employees in non-foreign areas from COLA to locality pay
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ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION A MIXED BLESSING - June 19, 2008
Meager increase over the President’s request does little to address the growing backlog of hearing disability cases at the Social Security Administration
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FMA OFFERS TESTIMONY ON INEQUITY OF PAY SYSTEMS IN HAWAII AND ALASKA - May 29, 2008
Transitioning from COLA to Locality Pay: A Vital Step to Recruiting and Retaining a Qualified Workforce in Hawaii
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