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BumRushDaShow

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4. Most welcome

Reply to angrychair (Reply #3)

Wed Jan 22, 2025, 10:28 AM

Jan 22

and it takes 5 years, "in service", for a new employee to be fully vested in the retirement sysgtem (and that applies to Congress members as well - which made it a FAFO thing for Santos and his one, 2-year term )

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White House wants details on new federal employees by Friday [View all] BumRushDaShow Jan 21 OP

What probationary period angrychair Jan 22 #1

The federal governent assigns what is called a "Career-Conditional" status to new employees in most cases BumRushDaShow Jan 22 #2

Wow, that's a long time angrychair Jan 22 #3

Most welcome BumRushDaShow Jan 22 #4

If I had wanted to dispose of a lot of Biden-era hires quick, Igel Jan 22 #5