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DoD health officials must fix $15B worth of projects for military treatment facilities, IG says
Health officials need to work on the data systems so they can better prioritize the needs, says DoD IG.
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Alaska military family latest to file a mold lawsuit against privatized base housing operators
But privatized housing landlord says the family made "false and unsubstantiated claims," and referred to claims as "outlandish."
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Military families with disabled members need more accessible homes, survey finds
Half of the survey respondents said their ADA-compliant homes in privatized housing were missing accessibility features like ramps, grab bars, proper flooring.
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Feds’ pay increase left out of government funding bill
The usual legislative vehicle for boosting federal pay lacks provisions for a basic increase in 2021.
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Benefits remain a top motivator for federal employment
Benefit packages like annuities, thrift savings plans and health insurance offerings remained popular reasons for people to take and stay in federal jobs.
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VA clears 5 schools to keep enrolling GI Bill students
Some advocates call the decision a move "to ignore federal law in order to protect predatory colleges."
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DoD looks to expand child care fee assistance pilot program
More military families might be able to use child care fee assistance programs.
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Troops could see small boost in hazardous duty pay next year
A House plan would raise the extra pay from $250 a month to $275.
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Some military families scrambling to find child care after Trump’s suspension of au pair visas
Au pairs have been a flexible, economic child care option for some military families. But the executive order means no new au pairs are coming in for the rest of the year.
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TRANSCOM: allegations ‘unsubstantiated,‘ awards $7.2B contract to privatize household goods moves
Moves taking place now are under the current system; moves under the new system will start in February, 2021.
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Should spouses get to contribute to troops’ retirement savings accounts? Debate set to begin.
A new proposal in Congress would have Pentagon leaders look into opening Thrift Savings Plan accounts to military spouses.
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