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Also, nationwide for Federal workers and for military personnel, Boston Market is give a free whole rotisserie chicken if you buy a family meal at any location in the U.S.
Good post. Even though they're getting back paid, that doesn't mean they have money now. I mean, some of them have kids, younger, and live paycheck to paycheck.
Not so fast. Feds will probably receive retroactive pay, but it's not a guarantee. The Senate has not yet voted on the bill. And, if and when they do, doesn't mean it will pass. Just sayin'
Not so fast. Feds will probably receive retroactive pay, but it's not a guarantee. The Senate has not yet voted on the bill. And, if and when they do, doesn't mean it will pass. Just sayin'
They'll get their pay. This is really a national security issue. When gov workers don't have money, they might sell gov secret to foreign interest that will pay for it. That's why clearance concentrate on applicants money issue first, among other factors, before they check the other stuff.
I hope someone actually mentioned this to the congress, or I hope they're already aware of it. After five weeks of C-SPAN, "For American People" are ringing in my head.
And if I may, I think the Shutdown has a serious implication for government workers. They're human after all. Doubt is a dangerous thing, especially when it comes to leadership and trust in their own government.
Not so fast. Feds will probably receive retroactive pay, but it's not a guarantee. The Senate has not yet voted on the bill. And, if and when they do, doesn't mean it will pass. Just sayin'
Unless it gets filibustered in the Senate, it will pass. The Senate is just putting the bill on hold to see if they can increase pressure on the House to pass a bill acceptable to the Senate.
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