GAO Cutbacks Won’t Include Layoffs, Closures
The union had initially recommended to management that it “temporarily [reduce] the scope” of this program as a way to achieve cost-savings without layoffs.
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CLASS Act Failure Leaves Problem to Be Solved
But it should come as no shock to anybody closely following the issue. The numbers simply were not going to add up.
Campus Notebook: GAO Union Prepares for Decision on Cost Cuts
Other suggestions to help the GAO “preserve jobs” include instituting a voluntary “days off without pay” policy and relocating field offices to locations with “less costly leases.”
Congress’ Early Adopters Circle Up on Google Plus
“The business experience we are creating should far exceed the consumer profile in terms of its usefulness to businesses,” Oestlien said in the statement.
Rojo: Cuts to Defense a Nonstarter
Although any Member of Congress should be praised for outlining concrete ways to reduce spending, Sen. Tom Coburn’s (R-Okla.)
Rules May Tighten on Invites From Lobbyists
There is a long list of exceptions, without which it would be nearly impossible for government employees to carry on everyday lives. One exception allows gifts from family members.
Thousands Attend Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Dedication
“We should never adjust to the 1 percent controlling more than 40 percent of the wealth,” she said. “We should never adjust to an unprecedented number of people being unemployed.”
Heard on the Hill: Scott Brown Didn’t Clip From Elizabeth Dole; He Lifted the Whole Thing
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Trade Groups Go After Obama Ethics Rules
Trade association events “offer the same benefits to government employees and should qualify for the same exclusion” as those educational and other groups, read the ASAE letter to Daley.
Democrats Split Over Next Step on Jobs Bill
But Democrats heading into their weekly policy luncheon were divided over what to do next — and emerged without a plan. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Democrats need more time.
Deficit Panel Pressure Increases as Time Fades
“Americans for Prosperity believes this Committee, its structure, and the unchecked power given to it are all deeply flawed — Congress should never abdicate to majoritarian impulses its authority
Anthrax Attack Victims Break Their Silence
And he said even staffers in Daschle’s office who didn’t test positive were likely in dangerous territory without the antibiotics.
Polis and Blumenauer: Unfair Tariffs Make Working Families Pay
But we should not lose sight of how liberalizing trade and removing tariffs can also substantially lower the prices of many common consumer items for families struggling to make ends meet.
Root and Seidenberg: Fixing Cracks in the Medical Innovation Pipeline
Without venture investment, these discoveries have limited avenues to market and will wither on the vine. Ironically, the promise of medical science has never been greater.
Abortion Bill May Muddy Message
Although part of the reasoning behind taking the vote this week was that the trade wins could give the House some cover to pass the bill without fanfare, Republicans acknowledge the chance that the
Riddick’s Tome Unlocks Quirky Senate Powers
Proceed Without Debate (p. 760) In the modern Senate, 60 votes are often required to proceed to legislative business because the motion to proceed itself can be subject to a filibuster — and
A Debate Worth Having on Emergency Offsets
It was saved from itself when the Federal Emergency Management Agency discovered it had enough money after all to get through the last week of the fiscal year without an infusion of emergency disaster
Darrell Issa Plans New Subpoenas About Gun Program
This is about Justice Department knowing, and this is where the American people have a right to know more, knowing that these guns were deliberately intended to end up in the hands of the drug cartels without
Budget Process Revisions Won’t Solve the Problem
have forgotten the most important thing about the Congressional budget process: It never works if it doesn’t reflect a strong political consensus on what actually needs to be done — as opposed to how it should
Washington Struggles to Keep Occupiers Straight
Occupy DC organizers convened a special meeting to tackle whether they should try to team up with the Freedom Plaza folks, but decided against it, said Paul Taylor, an unofficial spokesman for Occupy DC