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Not a single Govt employee works anytime at all with "no pay" even when they are not at work at all. They end up with paid vacations and there is even a process where they can get advanced pay during the shut down by claiming financial hardship. I know this because I have been a Federal employee.
There are lots of private companies that regularly have to send their employees home for days at a time. I have never heard of a single case where they were paid for that time off. Why are Public Servants who's salaries are paid with taxes different?
So you are going to "spot" them all while they wait for Trump to cave or his veto to be overridden? Mortgages and electric bills need to be paid so get out your checkbook.
CNN)A quarter of the federal government will likely begin the new year out of work or working without pay.
For the 380,000 federal employees on furlough and the other 420,000 working without pay, this means it's time to start making plans for how to pay January bills without the promise of their next paycheck as part of the government remains shutdown.
The US Office of Personnel Management tweeted out sample letters for federal employees to send to their creditors, mortgage companies or landlords. The letters suggest that employees ask to pay a reduced amount or create a payment plan in the coming months because they are out of work and not getting paid during the shutdown.
https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/28/politics/shutdown-second-week/index.html
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