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You're not wrong, but that's a very charitable interpretation. The furloughed employees aren't actually guaranteed back-pay. Additionally, the ones who are dee
by mfoy_ 8y ago
You're not wrong, but that's a very charitable interpretation.
The furloughed employees aren't actually guaranteed back-pay. Additionally, the ones who are deemed "essential" just have to work for free or quit.
- votepaunchy 8y ago> The furloughed employees aren't actually guaranteed back-pay. The bill approving back-pay for the just-concluded shutdown also covers the remainder of the fiscal year (through September).
- kuhhk 8y agoWait, so does that mean pay would be ensured in the case of another shutdown?