Employee
Beware of Federal Retirement and Benefits Scams – Never Pay to Retire
External companies have attempted to contact CBP employees and offices offering retirement and benefits services at a personal cost to employees. Such services include, but are not limited to, annuity estimates, retirement case processing, retirement seminars, and Thrift Savings Plan advising.
There is no cost to federal employees for processing or counseling regarding retirement and benefits. All official communications regarding your federal retirement and benefits will come directly from CBP.
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Cold Stress Safety Tips
During cold weather, outdoor work can be a challenge, especially during extreme cold. Many CBP employees and their families work and train in environments that increase their risk for cold-related illnesses. Cold stress is a condition that occurs when the body loses heat faster than it can produce it, resulting in a drop in core body temperature.
Prevent Cold Weather Injuries
Preventing cold weather injuries is crucial for outdoor workers during the winter months. Cold-related injuries, such as frostbite and hypothermia, can be serious and even life-threatening.
To prevent injuries:
2023 Hurricane Outlook - Be Prepared
With the recent impacts to both coasts from Hurricane Hilary and Hurricane Idalia and now with Hurricane Lee predicted to become a major storm, it is very important to be aware and be prepared for any severe weather systems that may impact areas that we live in.