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The partial government shutdown began October 1, 2025. Each employee should refer to their own agency for communications and guidance.

Below, find information and resources for federal managers affected by this government shutdown. We will continue to post updates to this page, so please visit often. We hope this information will be helpful and please share it with your colleagues. 

FMA will continue to look out for our members' interests and to demand they be treated with respect.

OPM Guidance for Shutdown Furloughs - Office of Personnel Management

OPM Guidance Addresses Pay Issues arising During, After Shutdown - FEDWeek

TSP Operations During a Lapse in Appropriations (Government Shutdown) - Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board

Government Shutdown: 10 Essential Resources for Feds - FEEA

Federal Employees Crowdsource Resources to Support Each Other During Shutdown

Shutdown Resources - NARFE

Resources for Federal Employees - Partnership for Public Service

The FedSupport Hub - Partnership for Public Service

Call 211 for Essential Community Services

5 Steps to Protect Your Federal Job During the Shutdown - FEDweek

Shutdown Pay and Benefits Considerations - FEDweek

Write Your Senators and Representative - Federal Managers Association

Many credit unions and other financial institutions are offering assistance for furloughed feds. Call your credit union or bank to ask if they can help.

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