Republican plan to cut Federal Workers, Pay, Retirement

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What happened to: Republican plan to cut Federal Workers, Pay, Retirement

I looked for the thread on the other site. Could not find it. Did the thread die or am I just unable to find it?

Just a thought, there should be an easy to find thread that deals with federal pay and benefits issues. This willlikely be a popular topic with this crowd. It was difficult for me to find this issue on either site.
 
Re: What happened to: Republican plan to cut Federal Workers, Pay, Retirement

I made some personal jabs on the above referenced thread. No excuse for that. My bad.

I am quite happy with my current pay structure.
 
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Thanx for the link...Now I just wish I could see into the future and figure out "who" will be the ones who get the ax ....I do no one thing is certain, they will not start from the top then work down. No no no SIR..They will definately start at the bottom.

My agency has added so many new management and salaried positions in the last few years...Heck they started a new department about 3 years ago, then found out that the managers they hired basically stunk so they wanted to get new managers, what did they do you ask?, they just promoted about 10 new "managers" and the old managers they just shuffled to other departments to shuffle papers all day long while making about 80 big ones a year to do it, so go figure......
 
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Silverbird said:
Found it, Allfishegg - go to the bottom of this Appropriation Commitee page for link to the proposed budget cuts. Unfortunately not by department, it's by sub-commitee bill

http://appropriations.house.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=PressReleases.Detail&PressRelease_id=256
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Should be interesting.

Agriculture/FDA cut by 14%.
Justice dept and Commerce cut by 16%
and the Transportation Dept cut by 17%.

No doubt that's not a paring knife, that's definitely a meat cleaver.

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Re: What happened to: Republican plan to cut Federal Workers, Pay, Retirement

German U-Boat Captains called it the 'Happy Times'.

I hope the Democrats can get the knife to the DOD as well.

There is so much fat the animal will not even know its been cut.
 
Re: What happened to: Republican plan to cut Federal Workers, Pay, Retirement

Oh its already on its way. I joined the army during wartime, while they were (openly) in serious need of people for future ops. Now theyre talking about cutting 50,000 soldiers along with wage freezes.
Meanwhile, theyre still concentrating on 3 new camo patterns, more rugged boots, new titanium M240 machine guns, and smart phones for every soldier.
This isnt a rant....just my observation of how this gov operates as smooth as a monkey f*'ing a football.
"The far side" should do a comical analogy of congress on the NYSE yelling - Hire! Hire! Hire! (15 minutes later), Fire! Fire! Fire!
 
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What the heck? I open that link, go to bottom, hit the other link -it opens up a word document with table title but no content! did anyone save the table? repost?
 
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thanks Maggie, it works beautifully! hmm, no surprises there for me. we'd been told to plan for 10% cut.
 
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your comments are spot on! All of us can concurr to this, but there within lies the problem, because if we all honestly told the horror stories of mis-management and waste and non-compliance of those Bed-Rock standards of a federal employee.. Maybe this needs its own thread!
 
James48843 said:
More details on exactly what the republicans propose to cut in the continuing resolution in March:

http://republicans.appropriations.house.gov/_files/ProgramCutsFY2011ContinuingResolution.pdf


Some big things being cut.
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Looks like some things are getting more money than planned in 2010?
Can you explain the columns so I know what iam looking at? Unless Im mistaken looks like EPA is just getting more money not less. No I dont work there but EPA should be getting cut IMO.
 
FAB1 said:
Looks like some things are getting more money than planned in 2010?
Can you explain the columns so I know what iam looking at? Unless Im mistaken looks like EPA is just getting more money not less. No I dont work there but EPA should be getting cut IMO.
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The parenthasis are how much LESS the agency would be getting under the proposal from the republicans. That's how much LESS in 2011-

If there are two numbers- the first is how much would be cut, IN MILLION, compared to 2010's full year enacted budget number, and the second is how much would be cut in total from the 2011 budget request.


EPA Research: Global change (7.0) (8.2)
EPA EISA/Renewable Fuels Rule (4.0) -
EPA Climate change grants to local governments (10.0) -
EPA ENERGY STAR (10.5) (12.4)
EPA Methane to markets - (0.02)
EPA GHG reporting registry (5.0) (9.1)
EPA Climate protection program (automotive technologies) (1.9) -
EPA Cap and trade technical assistance (5.0) (5.0)
EPA Carbon capture and storage - (2.0)
EPA Other climate protection program activities (16.0) (16.1)
EPA Federal vehicle fuels standards & certification: L/D and large
transportation sources - (6.1)
EPA Federal stationary source regulations: GHG new source
performance standards - (7.6)
EPA Federal support for air quality management: GHG permitting - (4.9)
EPA State and local air quality management: GHG permitting - (25.0)
EPA Research: Carbon sequestration (drinking water) (0.9) -
EPA EISA Enforcement - (0.2)
EPA Drinking water permits - carbon sequestration - (1.1)
EPA Homeland Security (14.0) -
EPA Rent, Operations, and Administration (2.4) -
EPA Research: Clean Water (3.0) (13.0)
EPA: Human Health and Ecosystems (14.0) (23.5)
EPA Research: Sustainability (2.0) -
EPA Air Toxics and Quality (8.0) (26.7)
EPA Enforcement and Compliance (20.0) (35.9)
EPA Great Lakes Initiative (250.0) (75.0)
EPA Puget Sound (30.0) –

EPA Chesapeake Bay (10.0) (23.0)
EPA San Francisco Bay(2.0) -
EPA Long Island Sound (4.0) -
EPA Gulf of Mexico (1.5) -
EPA Lake Champlain (2.6) -
EPA Geographic Other (2.1) -
EPA Homeland Security (8.4) -
EPA Information Exchange (4.0) (16.4)
EPA Regulatory review (8.7) (15.5)
EPA National Estuary Program (5.6) (0.3)
EPA Water Quality Protection (10.0) (28.0)
EPA Superfund (32.8) (19.3)
EPA Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (7.0) (7.1)
EPA Clean Water SRF (1410.0) (1310.0)
EPA Drinking Water SRF (557.0) (457.0)
EPA Alaska Native Villages (3.0) -
EPA Brownfields (30.0) (68.3)
EPA Diesel Emissions grants (10.0) (10.0)
EPA Targeted Airshed Grants (20.0) -
EPA Mexico Border (7.0) -
EPA Rescission (260.0) (290.0)
EPA Categorical Grants (60.0) (220.2)
 
James48843 said:
The parenthasis are how much LESS the agency would be getting under the proposal from the republicans. That's how much LESS in 2011-

If there are two numbers- the first is how much would be cut, IN MILLION, compared to 2010's full year enacted budget number, and the second is how much would be cut in total from the 2011 budget request.


EPA Research: Global change (7.0) (8.2)
EPA EISA/Renewable Fuels Rule (4.0) -
EPA Climate change grants to local governments (10.0) -
EPA ENERGY STAR (10.5) (12.4)
EPA Methane to markets - (0.02)
EPA GHG reporting registry (5.0) (9.1)
EPA Climate protection program (automotive technologies) (1.9) -
EPA Cap and trade technical assistance (5.0) (5.0)
EPA Carbon capture and storage - (2.0)
EPA Other climate protection program activities (16.0) (16.1)
EPA Federal vehicle fuels standards & certification: L/D and large
transportation sources - (6.1)
EPA Federal stationary source regulations: GHG new source
performance standards - (7.6)
EPA Federal support for air quality management: GHG permitting - (4.9)
EPA State and local air quality management: GHG permitting - (25.0)
EPA Research: Carbon sequestration (drinking water) (0.9) -
EPA EISA Enforcement - (0.2)
EPA Drinking water permits - carbon sequestration - (1.1)
EPA Homeland Security (14.0) -
EPA Rent, Operations, and Administration (2.4) -
EPA Research: Clean Water (3.0) (13.0)
EPA: Human Health and Ecosystems (14.0) (23.5)
EPA Research: Sustainability (2.0) -
EPA Air Toxics and Quality (8.0) (26.7)
EPA Enforcement and Compliance (20.0) (35.9)
EPA Great Lakes Initiative (250.0) (75.0)
EPA Puget Sound (30.0) –

EPA Chesapeake Bay (10.0) (23.0)
EPA San Francisco Bay(2.0) -
EPA Long Island Sound (4.0) -
EPA Gulf of Mexico (1.5) -
EPA Lake Champlain (2.6) -
EPA Geographic Other (2.1) -
EPA Homeland Security (8.4) -
EPA Information Exchange (4.0) (16.4)
EPA Regulatory review (8.7) (15.5)
EPA National Estuary Program (5.6) (0.3)
EPA Water Quality Protection (10.0) (28.0)
EPA Superfund (32.8) (19.3)
EPA Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (7.0) (7.1)
EPA Clean Water SRF (1410.0) (1310.0)
EPA Drinking Water SRF (557.0) (457.0)
EPA Alaska Native Villages (3.0) -
EPA Brownfields (30.0) (68.3)
EPA Diesel Emissions grants (10.0) (10.0)
EPA Targeted Airshed Grants (20.0) -
EPA Mexico Border (7.0) -
EPA Rescission (260.0) (290.0)
EPA Categorical Grants (60.0) (220.2)
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http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/showpost.php?p=301642&postcount=2
 
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