Posted by Pitch on January 22, 2014 at 05:55:51 from (67.240.245.26):
In Reply to: Re: What the heck?? posted by larryanderson on January 22, 2014 at 04:07:06:
I have always and will always maintain that the cuts are in the minutia. I worked in government all my life from the USMC to the DoD to the USPS. Never did I see a new commander,new postmaster,new district manager not come in without a pet project.
I can cite example after example of waste of a hundred or a few thousand dollars on local projects within an agency at the whim of a manager or two. How many government offices have a GSA leased car for the use of the manager that is used for almost nothing but commuting. How many post master have taken over a new post and redecorated the office.
EAS salaries are based primarily on your offices budget and the number of subordinates you have. What incentive do I as the head have to cut employees or reduce my budget when by doing so I face the very real possibility of dropping below a threshold and having my grade reduced also.
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