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Federal Drive Show Blog – October 8, 2013
On the Federal Drive show blog, you can listen to our interviews, find more information about the guests on the show each day, as well as links to other stories...
This is the Federal Drive show blog. Here you can listen to our interviews, find more information about the guests on the show each day, as well as links to other stories and resources we discuss.
Today’s Interviews:
Louis Iacoletti
President
OPEDA
President
OPEDA
As the shutdown drags on, furloughed employees are growing frustrated. At the Agriculture Department, 15,000 employees are at home. Louis Iacoletti is one of them. He is an IT manager at the Farm Services Agency and president of the Organization of Professional Employees of the Department of Agriculture, or OPEDA. He says the group is reaching out to furloughed colleagues.
Thad Juszczak
Director of Global Public Sector Practice
Grant Thornton
Director of Global Public Sector Practice
Grant Thornton
Ultimately, everything the government can do, or cannot do, is a matter of money. The lapse in appropriations, the furloughs, the suspension of programs, the warnings to contractors. It may not be the easiest time to be a financial manager in the federal government. For some perspective and advice, Tom and Emily turned to Thad Juszczak, director of Grant Thornton’s global public sector practice and former federal budget officer.
Pete Kasperowicz
Staff Writer
The Hill Newspaper
Staff Writer
The Hill Newspaper
It’s day eight of the government shutdown, and still no end in sight. Meanwhile, the Treasury and investors are growing nervous about an impending deadline. If
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Ed Zurndorfer
Registered Employee Benefit Consultant
Registered Employee Benefit Consultant
If you’re a civilian federal employee, whether you’re working or not, your next paycheck is in doubt. While Congress could vote to give you back pay whenever the shutdown ends, your bills are due on time. Financial planner Ed Zurndorfer says unemployment compensation is a good option, but know some things first. Read more.
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