House Reconciliation bill cuts federal employee retirement benefits
The House voted to pass early Thursday morning its budget reconciliation package that includes a slimmer range proposed cuts to federal workers’ retirement benefits. The bill now heads to the Senate for consideration. The Government Executive article by Erich Wagner covers this action with quotes from NARFE President Shackelford.
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