Government Employees 38 Percent More Likely to Be Absent From Work Than Private Sector Counterparts, Government Data Suggests
Surprise!
As the women boarded planes
Government is just a way of describing the things we all do together, like protecting government employees from uncertainty
Woman died in 2009 after a polar bear plunge
Increasing investments in private equity and real estate to try to reach return benchmark
Art imitates life, government shutdown edition
Pentagon and National Parks Service provide details
Got away with it for 10 years
Sounds like AC made the right call
Other two also became pregnant by the inmate they assisted
Being investigated for corruption
Vince Sicari cracks wise as Vince August
San Jose lowest in top ten with 1.1
One employee looked up records for thousands of women to help his online dating quest
Reason-Rupe Poll shows a desire to make city workers more responsible for their own retirements
Reason-Rupe Poll shows a desire to make city workers more responsible for their own retirements
The public says Obama disappoints on transparency and that Congress passes too many laws. It's split on Snowden, trusts Facebook less than the IRS on privacy, and opposes a bailout for Detroit.
The story of the failing city reaches chapter nine
Down 1 percentage point, though everybody thought it would go up
Employee was using the trash bin to pick up leaves
Government employees can opt out of paying union dues
They'd rather keep their existing plans, thank you
Object to emergency city manner calling them "dumb, lazy, happy and rich"
They and their families ride without paying, even after retiring
How does anybody know they've cut 40 percent?
You got those numbers from where?
Take as much time off as you want! With pay!
Right in the president's backyard
Certification expired in 1999, was suspended in 2005
Government "workers" make 12K more, on average, than private-sector workers
2-page bill unlikely to be passed into law
If you see something, say something ... or else.
Accused of accepting $1,100 in free food, items at 2010 conference
No sign of fixes for the U.S. Postal Service's troubles
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