- Eric Yoder
Eric Yoder is a veteran Washington journalist who has written about government, business, law, sports and other topics. He has reported (and researched) for The Washington Post since 2000, concentrating on federal employee issues, the budget and other government policies. He also is the award-winning author of three books of short mysteries for children.
How salaries compare by gender for federal employees
Women working for the federal government earn less than men overall but the gap is shrinking, an OPM report finds.
No housing stipend for Congress, committee decides
House Appropriations Committee members reject an idea from Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) to pay for housing.
Is it time to pay Congress more?
Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) believes it’s time for members of Congress to receive more compensation, but one committee disagrees.
Parties clash over Ryan budget plan
Three days of debate open on Rep. Paul Ryan’s last fiscal plan, which would cut $5 trillion.
- Parties stake out dueling positions on federal workforce issues
- Ryan plan again seeks higher retirement contributions by federal workers
- Further cost controls sought in federal employee health-care plan
- Gone phishing: Army uses Thrift Savings Plan in fake e-mail to test cybersecurity awareness
- Sequester hit public services, employee pocketbooks, report says
- 2015 Budget: What the president's proposal means for feds
- Federal health-insurance program won’t add self-plus-one option until 2016
- Phishing e-mail involving TSP may have been another agency’s security test
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