GovExec reports USDA is using the Reemployed Annuitants authority to offer work (part-time) to retired ERS and NIFA employees. Apparently it will cover not only existing retirees, but those who accepted the $
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Tuesday, August 27, 2019
USDA's Hiring Dutch Boys With Thumbs
IIRC there was a children's story about a leak in a dike in Holland, and the brave little Dutch boy who stuck his thumb in the hole to plug the leak and save the day. That's what USDA needs now.
GovExec reports USDA is using the Reemployed Annuitants authority to offer work (part-time) to retired ERS and NIFA employees. Apparently it will cover not only existing retirees, but those who accepted the $25K10K buyout as part of the move of the agencies to Kansas City. Seems they're desperate to plug the gaps in expertise resulting from the move.
GovExec reports USDA is using the Reemployed Annuitants authority to offer work (part-time) to retired ERS and NIFA employees. Apparently it will cover not only existing retirees, but those who accepted the $
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