Federal Relocation Payment Improvement Act allows lump-sum payments to federal employees relocating for government interest.
The Federal Relocation Payment Improvement Act amends title 5, United States Code, to authorize agencies to pay federal employees a one-time lump sum in lieu of other relocation payments when they relocate for government interest. The bill specifies that the Administrator of General Services must create regulations for implementing this authority, including calculating lump sum amounts and processes for disputes and appeals. This change aims to provide flexibility in relocation payments for federal employees.
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