(Bloomberg) -- The federal personnel agency has launched an online system for processing retirement applications, ending a paper-based method that had remained largely unchanged for decades. The ...

OPM recently announced that over 95% of retirement applications are now submitted electronically, signaling an end to an agency long defined by physical files, snail mail and manual data entry. With ...

The Office of Personnel Management announced last week that it will roll out a new “paperless” retirement application for use across the federal government next month. But experts warn the milestone ...

DOGE has touted the announcement as a win, but development and testing for the new Online Retirement Application began under the previous administration, per past budget requests. Federal retirement ...

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) ended paper processing for more than 95% of federal retirement applications, completing the agency’s transition to a fully digital retirement process. OPM ...

Scott Kupor speaks at the UiPath Fusion conference in Washington, D.C. (FedScoop) The Office of Personnel Management wants to apply artificial intelligence across the lifecycle of federal human ...

WASHINGTON — Thousands of federal retirees are still struggling to receive their retirement benefits months after leaving government service, with some waiting more than seven months for their first ...