They are contractors they’re not employees. From what I understand they do most of the work at the federal government and the federal employees are for the most part lay-abouts...with that being said. they are still owed nothing from taxpayers
We have the chance to compensate federal contract workers for the wages they lost during the Trump Shutdown. We helped civil servants, let's do the same for contract workers—like janitors and cafeteria workers. The House did its job, let's do ours.https://www.pscp.tv/w/1nAJEZkLnznxL
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Spoken by someone who clearly doesn't know WTH he's talking about. By far the majority of federal employees are dedicated, hard-working professionals. They are the gears that keep the gvt running as politicals come and go.
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Thank you Senator VanHollen!
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This should have been done long ago. I would love to know how much money has been wasted as a direct result of Donald Trump’s ignorant actions. Like this for federal cont factors, China bailout, etc.
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Long, long, LONG overdue.
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That would be great.
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Absolutely! As a former federal employee I see no reason why we should have been taken care of and those in the private sector (who are often poorly paid) haven't been.
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Was it the "Obama Shutdown" October 1 to 17, 2013 or The "Clinton Shutdown" on December 16, 1995, to January 6, 1996 or The "Clinton Shutdown" on November 13 to 19, 1995 or The "Bush Shutdown" on October 5 to 9, 1990 or The "Reagan Shutdown" (there were a few)?
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@ChrisVanHollen@IlhanMN welcome to Kashmir
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