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Though of course the underlying risk is that few contractors are going to want to work for the US government again, making it a lot more difficult to fill some
by _djo_ 8y ago
Though of course the underlying risk is that few contractors are going to want to work for the US government again, making it a lot more difficult to fill some positions where skills are scarce.
The knock-on effects of this shutdown are going to be around for years.
- zaroth 8y agoThe contracting work is profitable enough to account for the various levels of risk, from federal audits to funding delays to government shutdowns. I predict the knock-on effects of this shutdown will be gone and forgotten within a fiscal quarter. The best evidence of this is looking at the stock market since the partial shutdown began.