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Susan Tsui Grundmann, Chairman, MSPB

Many federal offices took a hit last year, when agencies furloughed employees because Congress couldn't agree on a budget and brought the government to a halt. ...

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May 20, 2014 2:13 pm

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Many federal offices took a hit last year, when agencies furloughed employees because Congress couldn’t agree on a budget and brought the government to a halt. Now, nearly a year later, the Merit Systems Protection Board is still reviewing complaints from some of those furloughed employees. As part of our special report Trust Redefined: Reconnecting Government and Its Employees, Tom and Emily spoke with Board chairman Susan Tsui Grundman on the Federal Drive. From where she sits, she says it looks as if the federal workforce hasn’t quite recovered yet.

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