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Freezing federal employee hires is just a shell game played by the parties as they come into/leave power. The amount of work performed by the Gov is always going up, never down. So, the incoming power group "freezes" feds while funneling more money to contractors to do the same job. It actually costs the taxpayer more since the Beltway Bandits must pay the employees with big benefits, pay additional contract managers, then charge for their profit.
Anyone really looking at the numbers knows contract employees cost the taxpayer 50% more than having Fed workers do the same job. Look thru all the A-76 studies.
Freezing federal employee hires is just a shell game played by the parties as they come into/leave power. The amount of work performed by the Gov is always going up, never down. So, the incoming power group "freezes" feds while funneling more money to contractors to do the same job. It actually costs the taxpayer more since the Beltway Bandits must pay the employees with big benefits, pay additional contract managers, then charge for their profit.
Anyone really looking at the numbers knows contract employees cost the taxpayer 50% more than having Fed workers do the same job. Look thru all the A-76 studies.
Not true, if managed efficiently.
There is no reason on Earth that the Federal Government should pay $50 for a screwdriver. Unless it is related to some Union.
Yeah, because a million more out of work people will REALLY stimulate our economy, right?
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