Generally, furloughed and non-furloughed workers alike are paid retroactively to cover their salaries during a shutdown.
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Once the shutdown ends, furloughed and non-furloughed workers alike generally are paid retroactively to cover their salaries during a shutdown.
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Senate passes bill to ensure furloughed workers get back pay Later Thursday, the Senate has again passed a bill to ensure furloughed federal workers will get back pay.
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In its announcement, the company said furloughed employees can apply for unemployment benefits but were encouraged to use vacation time to get full compensation during the furloughed period.
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Here's what the big four U.S. banks are offering to furloughed employees: Bank of America doesn't offer personal loans as a product, so that isn't an option for furloughed workers.
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How people are helping furloughed workers From free tax returns to gift cards for gas: Here are some other ways everyday Americans are helping furloughed federal workers during the shutdown.
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Nearly 200 furloughed employees have taken advantage of an offer from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which waived its admission fee for each furloughed worker plus one guest, said museum spokesman Norman Keyes.
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About 800,000 government workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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My fiancé is a federal worker and is currently furloughed.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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So he decided to share the supply with furloughed workers.
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In addition, some of the support staff have been furloughed.
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The furloughed employees represent more than half of remaining workers.
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Thousands of workers have already been laid off or furloughed.
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Macy's (M) just furloughed a majority of its 125,000 workers.
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Other customers have paid to sponsor families of furloughed workers.
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People with senses of humor should not be furloughed, Congress!
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About 57 percent of the IRS's 80,000 employees are furloughed.
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Of that group, about 145,000 have been furloughed, he said.
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Some 800,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay.
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Those agencies have now ordered furloughed staff back on the job.
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The FAA called about 500 furloughed safety inspectors back to work.
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This year, she was furloughed during the 35-day government shutdown.
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Some 25,230 workers were furloughed, in the longest shutdown in history.
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Over 800,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay.
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About 800,000 government workers are either furloughed or working without pay.
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Other controllers were furloughed leading to staff shortages and flight delays.
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Furloughed employees protested the shutdown outside the center earlier this month.
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Of course, even those furloughed workers eventually received their full salaries.
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That's triggered alarm for furloughed workers, especially in places like Aliceville.
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And now he's willing to share it with furloughed federal workers.
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But the majority of its 12,000 state employees will be furloughed.
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Tens of thousands of workers have been furloughed or laid off.
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They're furloughed, which means they're not allowed to go into work.
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That leaves 26,000 federal employees still furloughed or working without pay.
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On March 17, four out of five event managers were furloughed.
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On March 17, four out of five event managers were furloughed.
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Storefronts were shuttered, businesses were left reeling and workers were furloughed.
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But I'm still working — and I'm afraid I'll be furloughed soon.
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Employees have to be furloughed until the plant can be rebuilt.
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Other Boeing suppliers likely have furloughed staff without making public announcements.
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GM Canada didn't say how long the employees would be furloughed.
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She stood in line with other furloughed workers and their children.
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But it's not clear just how those furloughed workers will be counted.
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Colorado's Alpine Bank has set aside $5 million to help furloughed workers.
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Another 380,000 will be "furloughed," meaning they are put on temporary leave.
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You can click here for some resources to help furloughed government employees.
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About 95 percent of the department's 7,500 employees were furloughed without pay.
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Among other requirements, you'll need to provide evidence of your furloughed status.
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The FAA said called about 500 furloughed safety inspectors back to work.
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By DHS' tally, 43% of the workforce — over 1,500 employees — are furloughed.
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Workers not deemed "essential" were furloughed, and that included Marriage Bureau employees.
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Now that I am furloughed, I have less money to pay them.
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Furloughed employees miss a paycheck; Mike Pompeo gives a speech in Egypt.
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During the shutdown, most IRS employees were furloughed or working without pay.
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That cop is no longer on the beat; the inspectors are furloughed.
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Additionally, all travel is canceled for furloughed employees, according to the notice.
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service furloughed 84 percent of its workforce.
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Key employees at the Department of Justice and White House were furloughed.
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AFN relies on civilian government employees, who were furloughed at midnight Saturday.
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Non-essential employees at agencies whose funding has lapsed have been furloughed.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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About 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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Furloughed workers will ultimately get paid for not showing up to work.
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Immigration judges are being furloughed, further slowing the processing of asylum requests.
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Park staff would be furloughed, although the parks themselves would remain accessible.
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It said employees who are furloughed will continue to have health benefits.
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The shutdown means many federal employees not deemed critical will be furloughed.
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However, there could be some delays as "non-essential" employees are furloughed.
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Most IRS workers, part of the Treasury Department, were furloughed on Dec.
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Approximately 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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Another 380,000 will be "furloughed", meaning they are put on temporary leave.
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Cases involving furloughed lawyers from the executive branch of government may be delayed.
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The standoff has left about 2000,000 federal employees furloughed or working without pay.
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Roughly 850,53 workers, or about 40 percent of the federal workforce, were furloughed.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or asked to work without pay.
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Details: About 94% of the 3,055 federal employees at Johnson have been furloughed.
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"They're completely misrepresenting my words and my support for furloughed workers," she said.
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About 800,000 federal workers are expected to be furloughed or working without pay.
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Roughly 380,000 federal workers have been furloughed and 420,000 are working without pay.
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Many furloughed federal workers have turned to online fundraising outlets such as GoFundMe.
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About 380,000 workers have been furloughed, while the rest are working without pay.
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Employees at the bureau were among those who were furloughed, BuzzFeed previously reported.
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The partial shutdown has resulted in hundreds of thousands of furloughed federal employees.
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Nearly 85033,000 federal employees were furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Everyone in the statistics office was planned to be furloughed, according to Baugh.
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Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat who represents thousands of furloughed government employees.
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Under the ADA, federal employees who are furloughed may not work, even voluntarily.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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His New Jersey restaurant is now offering free meals to furloughed federal workers.
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Workers who monitor pollution and clean up superfund sites are among those furloughed.
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Furloughed contractors, however, may not receive any back pay once the shutdown ends.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or working without pay since Dec.
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Other civilian workers are furloughed if they are deemed nonessential to military operations.
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During shutdowns, nonessential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
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Some members of the advance teams are furloughed, making planning and logistics difficult.
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Furloughed workers include those who monitor compliance with federal air and water standards.
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The agency's IT staff had been furloughed, leaving the agency vulnerable to attack.
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One hundred of them are currently furloughed -- and 300 are working without pay.
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All levels of Marriott employees could be furloughed, from housekeepers to general managers.
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Like manufacturing giant Honeywell, which furloughed employees in response to the 2008 recession.
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They were paid through the shutdown, even as other federal workers were furloughed.
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Workers who were furloughed or quarantined without pay, for example, would be eligible.
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Workers who were furloughed or quarantined without pay, for example, would be eligible.
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And in recent days, some furloughed federal workers decided they had had enough.
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Marriott, the world's biggest hotel company, just furloughed tens of thousands of staff.
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Employees would retain their health benefits if furloughed, but they wouldn't be paid.
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Knotel just laid off 127 employees and furloughed 68, a company spokeswoman said.
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So, HR gathered everyone together and told them they'd be furloughed half-time.
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That often includes furloughed workers and workers with severely reduced hours, he said.
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Federal employees are furloughed, national parks closed and loans to small businesses halted.
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About 9003,000 workers were furloughed or forced work without pay during the shutdown.
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Many federal employees deemed "nonessential" are furloughed, meaning they can't come to work.
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With the government shut down, thousands of nonessential government personnel will be furloughed.
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Almost all employees at the Environmental Protection Agency and NASA have been furloughed.
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It's the first full day I am furloughed, but I'm not sleeping in.
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With most of its park rangers furloughed, vandals and inconsiderate guests ran amok.
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Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris have invited furloughed workers as their guests. Sen.
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The National Gallery's employees have been furloughed and its digital store has deactivated.
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Over 800,000 Americans have been furloughed or are working without a paycheck right now.
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This educator mentions in her diary that her fiancé is a furloughed federal worker.
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Some businesses in her district have furloughed workers or canceled expansions due to tariffs.
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Thirty percent of Transportation Department employees, equaling about 18,300, could be furloughed, as well.
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For instance, with thousands of their employees furloughed, national parks are likely to close.
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In New York, more than 900 furloughed federal workers have applied for the benefit.
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About 800,000 U.S. employees are either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Another estimated 423,000 federal workers have been furloughed and are not being paid either.
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However, Pai and the other commissioners are not furloughed and can continue to work.
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In shutdowns, non-essential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
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If the government stays unfunded, hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be furloughed.
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Only 340 of its employees couldn't work, compared to 400,000 furloughed Defense Department workers.
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At least 21 more employees are being furloughed today, multiple sources tell The Verge.
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Even though I have savings, I don't know how long I will be furloughed.
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Elizabeth Warren invited a federal employee who was furloughed during the recent government shutdown.
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About 21990,22013 employees have been furloughed and another 420,000 are currently working without pay.
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Would you consider contractors, who were not working, the same as furloughed federal employees?
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Nonessential federal workers are furloughed, which means they are sent home and docked pay.
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At least 800,000 federal workers — plus contractors — are either furloughed or working for free.
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Thanks to you, the DC marriage bureau is furloughed the week of our wedding!
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The park expects to be fully operational Monday with the return of furloughed employees.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or working without pay since Dec. 22.
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The message laid out to employees what to do if they end up furloughed.
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About 800,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Next time we have a gov shutdown, Congressional salaries should be furloughed as well.
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Over at the United States Agency for International Development, about 1,85033 employees remain furloughed.
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During the 2013 shutdown, 850,000 individuals were furloughed per day, according to the OMB.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have either been furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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Roughly 22019,000 federal workers are either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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As a security worker at the Smithsonian Institution, Worthen has been furloughed without pay.
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An estimated 800,000 federal workers are furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Just a decade ago thousands of pilots were furloughed and some abandoned the profession.
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As a reminder: 800,000 federal workers are either furloughed or working without pay today.
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Staffers had been furloughed because officials thought the shutdown would end sooner, they said.
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Do furloughed employees have to go back to work if the government requests it?
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Kovacs added that less than half of his newsroom's sports department had been furloughed.
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But the Internal Revenue Service has furloughed employees in charge of collecting back taxes.
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On Thursday, he expressed confusion about why furloughed federal workers were visiting food banks.
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Voices: The shutdown has left 800,24 federal workers either furloughed or working without pay.
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Colleagues were sharing stories of how they passed the time while they were furloughed.
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By the end of the week, some 550 nail designers and editors were furloughed.
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These workers would be furloughed starting April 5 until further notice, the company said.
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Hill of the Riverfront Times, despite being furloughed, is still contributing to the outlet.
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"I just got furloughed today," a retail employee based in New York told VICE.
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About half of the Department of Health and Human Services's staff will be furloughed.
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Most of the building's staff will be furloughed if the lapse continues into Monday.
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Later this month, workers could be furloughed and health services could be pared back.
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The National Park Services estimates that 16,000 of its 19,000 workers have been furloughed.
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Thousands of furloughed safety inspectors have been told to report to airports and runways.
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During shutdowns, non-essential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
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Shelly Carver, 57, a furloughed employee of the Internal Revenue Service in Ogden, Utah, said that she worried not just about paying her own expenses but also about helping her three adult children, who also work for the I.R.S. and have been furloughed.
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Now she's furloughed, "worrying about whether she'll need to seek a second job," AP reports.
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The company laid off hundreds of employees, and furloughed hundreds more; multiple executives have resigned.
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FTC employees are furloughed during the government shutdown and could not be reached for comment.
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Furloughed workers were told not to read emails or answer phone calls while off duty.
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I leave for work at 6:45 with my furloughed fiancé on the couch again.
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In all, about 800,000 federal employees are expected to be furloughed or working without pay.
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Because of the partial shutdown, most of the White House food staff had been furloughed.
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The FTC has been shut down since last month and nonessential employees have been furloughed.
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Her guest is also an air traffic control specialist who was furloughed during the shutdown.
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During the 35-day shutdown, some 800,000 federal employees were furloughed or worked without pay.
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About 800,000 federal employees, furloughed or working without pay, missed two paychecks during the closure.
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Furloughed workers in the current shutdown have already gone through a full monthly payment cycle.
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They are furloughed for the equivalent of months throughout the year, killing plans for homeownership.
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How could a shutdown be good, with parks closed, gov't services unavailable and people furloughed?
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Roughly 85033,000 federal workers have been working without pay while another 380,000 have been furloughed.
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The rest of the workers would be furloughed, according to the agency's latest contingency plan.
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About 43 percent of CISA staff were furloughed during the shutdown, according to planning documents.
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An estimated 800,000 workers have been either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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It's difficult to imagine which expense these furloughed federal workers might be able to forgo.
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"Have some integrity," she added, calling for salaries to be furloughed for the next shutdown.
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The US Geological Survey at Interior furloughed 99 percent of its more than 8,000 employees.
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Some workers have been furloughed while others have been required to continue working without pay.
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The Department of Health and Human Services says 41% of all FDA employees are furloughed.
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Another 380,000 federal employees, including at NASA and the National Park Service, would be furloughed.
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Meanwhile, despite Pelosi's and Trump's shenanigans, furloughed workers are no closer to collecting a paycheck.
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Additionally, the aviation professionals raised concerns about cybersecurity as workers remain furloughed and cyberteams understaffed.
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During that time, park rangers were furloughed nationwide, including those at Joshua Tree in California.
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The roughly 380,000 furloughed government workers will be counted as unemployed in the January report.
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The FAA is one of the agencies seeing non-essential personnel furloughed during the shutdown.
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Such a stalemate would have furloughed hundreds of thousands of federal workers over the holidays.
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Some, like Washington, D.C., offered no-interest loans or mortgage assistance to furloughed federal workers.
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Those furloughed employees are more than half of the remaining staff at Convene after layoffs.
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Furloughed employees may be eligible for a stipend from the fund and for unemployment benefits.
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Anxieties are highest for the 800,000 federal workers furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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There are 800,000 furloughed people, most of whom are not getting paid by the government.
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Most of the agency's nearly 22010,500 employees will be furloughed after that money runs out.
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Employees across industries including airlines, hotels, restaurants, and retailers have been laid off or furloughed.
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Knotel laid off and furloughed a total of 50% of the company's staff on Friday.
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Furloughed employees for both companies will continue to be eligible for employee benefits, including insurance.
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The IRS initially furloughed most workers when the most recent shutdown began on Dec. 21.
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Roughly 800,000 workers have either been furloughed or are working without pay across the country.
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That included furloughed federal workers as well as active duty and retired Coast Guard members.
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Employees that issue refunds and conduct audits would generally be furloughed, according to the plan.
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Most of the space agency's employees have been furloughed during the nearly six-week shutdown.
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More than 850,000 federal workers who were furloughed during the 2013 shutdown eventually got repaid.
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Workers classified as not essential to public safety at the unfunded agencies would be furloughed.
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After shutdowns, furloughed workers almost always receive retroactive payments covering their salaries during the shutdown.
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Some were furloughed, others worked without pay, and all went without paychecks during this time.
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Immigration judges are among those furloughed, leading to thousands of long-delayed deportation cases being rescheduled.
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The FAA over the weekend said it called about 500 furloughed safety inspectors back to work.
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Just in time for tax season, the IRS is calling furloughed workers back to the office.
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Overall, the furloughed employees are putting $4.8 billion on average back into the economy each month.
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Trash cans and public restrooms were also overflowing with waste after many maintenance workers were furloughed.
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The IRS said only that it would be recalling "a significant portion" of its furloughed workforce.
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About 800,000 federal employees are either furloughed or temporarily working without pay as the closure persists.
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Meanwhile, nearly 800,1813 federal workers are furloughed or are at their jobs but not getting paid.
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Transportation: There could be some airline and train delays, as "non-essential" employees will be furloughed.
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Most Yosemite employees have been furloughed for nearly a month due to the partial government shutdown.
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The firefighters who responded to the fire in the Lincoln National Forest are furloughed, federal employees.
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The two have offered to treat any furloughed federal employees to a free lunch on Monday.
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But employees of the NGA are among the 800,000 furloughed government workers currently living without pay.
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Airlines also faced approval delays for new routes and aircraft because federal safety inspectors were furloughed.
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In this case, Marlowe wants to make sure that furloughed government employees are afforded the same.
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But passport processing applications will come to a halt, and most federal employees will be furloughed.
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Typically, Congress agrees to back-pay furloughed and unpaid workers as part of legislation ending shutdowns.
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"This is unacceptable, and an insult to every American taxpayer and furloughed worker," Wyden tweeted. Rep.
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Many judges and office employees have been furloughed as a result of the partial government shutdown.
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Those furloughed OPM employees could then be formally laid off after 30 days, the Post reported.
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The funding lapse has forced roughly 800,000 federal employees to be furloughed or work without pay.
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He suggested that they instead seek loans to help make ends meet while they remain furloughed.
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That same day though, Interior backtracked on the decision to pay un-furloughed employees through FLREA.
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"Furloughed employees should find other work, never return and not be paid," the op-ed states.
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DHS employees are among the approximately 85033,000 federal employees who are furloughed or working without pay.
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Bloomberg noted it is unclear how many of them would be furloughed if the shutdown continues.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have either been furloughed or required to work without pay.
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Contractors have fewer protections than furloughed government employees, who have historically received backpay after shutdowns end.
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Civilian employees who are not needed for excepted activities will be furloughed, according to the memo.
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Convene, the Brookfield-backed shared-spaces company, furloughed 421 employees on Monday, Business Insider has learned.
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At least two people who volunteered at the pantry in recent days said they were furloughed.
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With 22,0003 employees currently furloughed or working without pay, that's more than $2000 million every workday.
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In St. Louis, furloughed employees at the Agriculture Department's rural development program coped in different ways.
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More than 420,000 people will work without pay and an additional 380,000 workers will be furloughed.
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At that shutdown's peak, 850,000 federal employees were furloughed for a total of 963 million workdays.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers would be furloughed, affecting a wide range of government programs.
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Discounter Norwegian has furloughed half of its staff and grounded 40% of its long-haul fleet.
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We have also secured enhanced Unemployment Insurance, a step that will extend protections to furloughed workers.
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The following morning, he held a conference call to let all employees know they'd be furloughed.
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Some have already furloughed employees and many players are training at home while in self-isolation.
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Retail workers around the US are being furloughed and laid off as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
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In the U.K., for instance, companies will receive up to 80% of a furloughed employee's wages.
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In other coronavirus news • Macy's and Gap furloughed many of their workers after sales dried up.
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Among those hired, the company said, will be furloughed workers from hotel chains Hilton and Marriott.
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Workers in several industries including airlines, hotels, restaurants, and retailers, have been furloughed or laid off.
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Furloughed from rehab, Kym arrives at the rambling Connecticut clapboard house of her father (Bill Irwin).
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which includes the National Weather Service, has furloughed many workers.
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UPDATE: An original version of the piece said that the number of furloughed workers was unknown.
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About 2,500 FSA employees who have been furloughed by the partial shutdown that began on Dec.
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An estimated 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or are working without pay, according to NBC News.
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It was especially brazen during the shutdown when people were actually called into the embassy while furloughed.
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Consider the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, which has seen nearly 37 percent of its staff furloughed.
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The 35-day shutdown furloughed National Park Service personnel and many parks were essentially left largely unsupervised.
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In Rockville, Maryland, hundreds of furloughed workers applied for temporary jobs at the Montgomery County Public Schools.
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But now that I'm furloughed, I'm forced to prioritize my care based on what I can afford.
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About 800,000 federal workers were furloughed or worked without pay, missing two paychecks during the funding lapse.
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Federal employees will feel the most immediate impact, furloughed (or barred) from work which affects their pay.
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The shutdown forced the closure of tourist attractions and furloughed an estimated 30,000 to 35,000 state workers.
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The Democratic-led Legislature approved a measure Monday to pay state workers furloughed during the budget dispute.
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There is no limit to the number of free beers furloughed and unpaid federal workers can claim.
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In addition to federal employees being furloughed, hundreds of thousands of contractors with disabilities are also impacted.
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The Prudential Financial survey polled 85033 furloughed or unpaid federal workers or contractors and spouses from Jan.
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About 800,000 federal employees have either been furloughed or required to work without pay since Dec. 22.
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Since 220006, SSA has closed more than 2202 field offices nationwide and furloughed 2628,28500 field office employees.
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Approximately 800,000 workers have been furloughed or are working without pay after the government shut down Dec.
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The Trump administration decided to leave parks open to the public while nearly all staff are furloughed.
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Hundreds of thousands of government employees will be furloughed or will work without pay in the meantime.
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Last week, fewer than 900 were working, the rest having been furloughed due to the government shutdown.
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Put another way, more than 76% of HHS employees would be retained and 24% would be furloughed.
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Her husband is one of an estimated 85033,000 federal employees who are furloughed or working without pay.
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It has strained hundreds of thousands of federal workers who are either furloughed or working without pay.
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Many of those workers are furloughed, while others have been deemed "essential" and are working without pay.
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At some food pantries, furloughed workers have left with more than just food, but direction and peace.
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Andrea Dayharsh, a furloughed federal employee, visited Brown's pizzeria with a coworker when she heard the news.
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Furloughed workers -- who have not been working or receiving pay during the shutdown -- can collect unemployment benefits.
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Furloughed federal workers are struggling to make ends meet during the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
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Eric Pfeifer, a furloughed United States Forest Service employee, is not really sure how that would work.
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Some of the 800,000 furloughed federal employees are turning to pawnshops and brokers for short-term loans.
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Some of the 203,000 furloughed federal employees are turning to pawnshops and brokers for short-term loans.
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Inspectors who are furloughed are being called back to work as they are needed, the agency says.
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"It has been terrible," said Andrea Caviedes, a single mother who is furloughed from the Agriculture Department.
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The Treasury Department said 45,479 people, or 56 percent, of the I.R.S.'s staff would be furloughed.
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The travel and leisure industry is coping with empty flights, shuttered hotels, and thousands of furloughed staff.
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Many of the company's employees in supply chain and logistics centers were previously furloughed on March 20.
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For example, depending on how long they are furloughed, pilots could need costly training to fly again.
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The network relies entirely on civilian government employees, who were furloughed because of the shutdown, she said.
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Unable to find another financier, Faraday Future furloughed all essential employees and applied for government financial assistance.
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During a government shutdown in 2628, 28500,6900 defense civilians were furloughed without pay for about a week.
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And the Environmental Protection Agency, which had been operating through Friday, has now furloughed thousands of workers.
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Court employees, like executive branch employees affected by the shutdown, would work without pay or be furloughed.
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Over all, about 22013,22015 of the F.A.A.'s 22018,26 employees are furloughed under the revised shutdown plan.
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Earlier this week Iran furloughed 85,000 prisoners in a bid to curb the spread of the virus.
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Same with the park service employees who are either furloughed or being forced to work without pay.
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At stake: The partial government shutdown has left about 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
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Some furloughed workers said they still did not know when they would be going back to work.
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"[Trump] has chosen a wall over workers," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said when addressing furloughed employees on Wednesday.
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The IRS said recently that it has recalled a "significant portion " of its employees, who are currently furloughed.
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The shutdown is the longest ever and has left some 800,1.893 government employees furloughed or working without pay.
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Bean knew first-hand what that meant to families; his dad, Jonathan Lamb, was among the furloughed workers.
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Several key economic indicators are not being published because government data collectors and number crunchers have been furloughed.
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Only workers who have been furloughed, or deemed nonessential to their departments, can actually apply for unemployment benefits.
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Staffers processing amended returns were among the positions to be furloughed, according to an earlier IRS contingency plan.
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But they are furloughed, staying home without paychecks as Trump fights with Congress over funding the federal government.
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The second is the estimated 380,0003 federal workers who have been furloughed and are not being paid either.
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NASA is one of the federal agencies affected by the shutdown, so its "nonessential employees" have been furloughed.
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Please do not think I am representative of most federal employees who are furloughed or working for free.
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But the move also impacts consumers, broadcasters, and businesses — and most of all the federal workers being furloughed.
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It said the partial government shutdown delayed its plans to start selling tickets because FAA inspectors were furloughed.
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The household survey from which the jobless rate is derived would likely consider the furloughed workers as unemployed.
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At the onset of the shutdown, Andrés offered free lunch at any of his restaurants to furloughed workers.
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Particularly striking were pictures of furloughed workers lining up to receive free meals or food from food pantries.
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Employees who are involved in issuing refunds are generally furloughed under the agency's non-filing season contingency plan.
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OkCupid is picking up the tab for furloughed government employees this week with a "DTFund Date Night" event.
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CBS News reported Friday that the investigations are on hold as nearly the entire NTSB staff is furloughed.
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The Department of Transportation said in a plan of shutdown functions that 13,944 FAA employees have been furloughed.
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We're hamstrung We're operating with at least 380,000 fewer government employees who are furloughed because of the shutdown.
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The shutdown has left hundreds of thousands of federal workers either furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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About 800,000 federal workers are either furloughed or working without pay, and missed their first paychecks on Friday.
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More than 46,000 people, or roughly 57% of the IRS' workforce, have been furloughed because of the shutdown.
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The shutdown has prevented airlines from launching new planes and routes because federal safety inspectors had been furloughed.
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Agencies where furloughed workers have been told to return include the IRS, Agriculture Department and Federal Aviation Administration.
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It also said it provided letters to furloughed employees who were seeking to avoid late fees from creditors.
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The first closure had left roughly 28503,22019 federal employees either furloughed or working without pay for five weeks.
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Pay it Furloughed is a crowdfunded website that lets anyone donate a beer for an impacted federal worker.
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"[Trump] has chosen a wall over workers," Pelosi said at an event featuring furloughed government employees on Wednesday.
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Some furloughed workers also manned tables to help instruct their colleagues about options to weather the financial drought.
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Convene, the events and coworking company backed by Brookfield, furloughed 421 employees on Monday, Business Insider has learned.
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Furloughed employees will retain their seniority, and will have their available PTO paid out on a weekly basis.
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Furloughed federal workers and affected contractors had to scrounge for part-time work when their paychecks were halted.
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Fibre Space, a yarn store in Alexandria, Virginia, is even offering free knitting classes to furloughed federal workers.
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"Any of those federal employees who are furloughed, come in and we'll get you unemployment insurance," he said.
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On Monday, Convene, the Brookfield-backed shared-spaces company, furloughed 421 employees as its 32 locations stood empty.
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IATA says 2.7 million jobs are supported by the airline industry, with tens of thousands already being furloughed.
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IATA says 2.7 million jobs are supported by the airline industry, with tens of thousands already being furloughed.
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The highest-earning employee was a restaurant manager who made $60,000 before she was furloughed on March 17.
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" Some federal law enforcement agencies even furloughed their law enforcement officers because they viewed them as "non-essential.
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But you could still run into some delays if you're traveling because "non-essential" employees will be furloughed.
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Furloughed government workers hold a silent protest in the atrium of the Hart Senate Office Building on Wednesday.
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The elder Mr. Bush's election was remembered for the racially charged debate over the furloughed murderer Willie Horton.
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Gerry Connolly (D-Virginia) -- Amer Al-Mudallal, an Environmental Protection Agency employee who was furloughed during the shutdownRep.
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On Monday, the magazine's editor, Sara Moonves, called her staff to tell them that many were being furloughed.
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On Monday, the magazine's editor, Sara Moonves, called her staff to tell them that many were being furloughed.
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There are efforts to make some of those furloughed workers eligible for paid work during the shutdown, though.
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The story quoted a union leader, Debbie Mullikin, saying that some furloughed workers were at risk of homelessness.
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The 35-day partial government shutdown affected some 800,000 federal employees who were furloughed or worked without pay.
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Still, hundreds of thousands of employees have been furloughed and will likely receive back pay after the fact.
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WHITE HOUSE: More than 1,000 of the 1,715 White House staff would be furloughed, the Trump administration said.
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Two weeks into a partial government shutdown, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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Furloughed federal workers are turning to Uber during the shutdown for bridge income, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said Wednesday.
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Furloughed workers and closed agencies have also created a "bad look" for government agencies looking to fill cyber jobs.
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For the 800,000 federal workers who are either furloughed or working without pay, missing multiple paychecks means financial hardship.
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The last shutdown, in October 2013, lasted more than two weeks and more than 800,000 federal employees were furloughed.
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The House tried to override his veto and failed, forcing a shutdown in which millions of workers were furloughed.
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Amid the longest federal shutdown in history, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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Three weeks into a partial government shutdown, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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Not to mention, the FDA may have trouble getting furloughed workers to return without the promise of a paycheck.
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It's not just that hundreds of thousands of federal employees are either working without pay or have been furloughed.
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The last shutdown, in October 2013, lasted more than two weeks and more than 24,22013 federal employees were furloughed.
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The startup recently laid off and furloughed hundreds of employees as a result of the ongoing fight with Evergrande.
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They may not receive back pay, either; Congress has to vote to compensate furloughed employees once the government reopens.
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Some 800,000 federal workers have been impacted by the shutdown and have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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The last shutdown lasted about 2.5 weeks, although some workers furloughed were allowed to return to their jobs early.
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Furloughed workers, however, while not paid, are still employees of the government, so they did not impact total payrolls.
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The IRS saw its funding lapse during the shutdown, leaving many of its employees furloughed or working without pay.
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Ben Cardin of Maryland to guarantee back pay for federal workers who have been furloughed during the government shutdown.
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About 800,000 federal employees missed a paycheck last week and continue to be either furloughed or working without pay.
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The shutdown has furloughed an estimated 85033,000 federal workers, with roughly 8,000 coming from the Coast Guard in Massachusetts.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have been furloughed or been forced to work without pay amid the shutdown.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have been furloughed or required to work without pay for the time being.
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Congress would have to pass a similar measure for furloughed federal employees to receive money lost during this shutdown.
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It shuttered about a quarter of the federal government, leaving roughly 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
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About 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or required to work without pay, including members of the Coast Guard.
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Andres had fed about 12,000 furloughed federal workers at his temporary kitchen in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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"This is lost time that cannot be made up," Suru Saha, a computer modeler who was furloughed, told CNN.
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Before adjourning on Friday, the Senate passed a bill to ensure federal employees who are furloughed get back pay.
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Denigrating the civilian workforce dishonors not only financial sacrifice of the hundreds of thousands of civil servants recently furloughed.
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Andres has fed about 12,000 furloughed federal workers at his temporary kitchen in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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The State Department said it would call its furloughed employees back to work next week for national security reasons.
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The team has served meals to people affected by hurricanes, wildfires and even furloughed workers during a government shutdown.
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Companies across the grocery landscape hope to employ furloughed workers as theaters, cafes and "non-essential" retailers shut down.
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"A lot of people have asked me if I would return to Alamo," a furloughed Lake Highlands employee said.
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What it says is if you lose your job in this crisis you can be furloughed by your employer.
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Furloughed workers typically qualify for unemployment assistance so they would receive all the enhanced benefits under the stimulus package.
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The shutdown's effects are showing up in a lot more places than furloughed and unpaid government workers and contractors.
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Already, active-duty Coast Guard mechanics are filling in for their furloughed civilian colleagues at the Kodiak Air Station.
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Mr. Mack said he was offering to waive the interest payments for furloughed federal workers for four-month loans.
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About 284,000 federal employees were furloughed and an additional 475,000 worked without pay, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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Mr. Blankley, an aircraft mechanic in the Air National Guard, said he was furloughed during a shutdown in 2013.
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Federal agencies furloughed about 850,000 employees when that shutdown began, according to a review by President Barack Obama's administration.
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Unemployment benefits would be extended by 26 weeks and was broadened to include freelancers, furloughed employees and gig workers.
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"These are people who are now furloughed and can collect unemployment insurance or take a second job," he said.
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In January, Ms. Nielsen fumed when 20163 percent of her cyberdefense work force was furloughed during the government shutdown.
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Furloughed employees will not be paid after March 31 and will be eligible for unemployment subject to local regulations.
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Kohl's said employees at stores and store distribution centers and some in store-related corporate positions will be furloughed.
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Dickieson said the firm has furloughed, laid off or terminated 50 people and has shuttered its Alexandria, Virginia, office.
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Here's how to file for unemployment insurance benefits, whether you're laid off, furloughed, or your hours are severely reduced.
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"Everyone has just furloughed people and is waiting for it to turn positive...It's not like 2008," he said.
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Non-essential employees, like Conway, who are furloughed get back pay as soon as lawmakers reach a budget deal.
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That's in part because federal workers returned to work after being furloughed during a partial government shutdown in January.
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Last time, 98% of the National Science Foundation (NSF) staff, and nearly three-quarters of NIH workers, were furloughed.
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Furloughed workers can also satisfy their sweet tooth with 20 percent off during a shutdown at Menchie's Frozen Yogurt.
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Ms. Miller, the furloughed I.R.S. worker, said she hoped that unemployment benefits would help her avoid a similar reckoning.
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Last week, the F.A.A. announced it was bringing back furloughed inspectors and other employees in order to ensure safety.
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About 16,000 government employees are either furloughed or working without pay, in addition to hundreds of thousands of contractors.
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Some 800,133 haven't been paid in weeks, and a typical furloughed worker is now about $5,000 behind in salary.
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Most State Department employees have been furloughed or are working without pay since the shutdown began on Dec. 22.
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Most researchers have been furloughed, and training academies and courses have been canceled, with no makeup dates in sight.
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Eric McKay, who lives in Woodbridge, Virginia, handed out peanut butter to furloughed workers in Dumfries, Virginia, on Thursday.
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Furloughed employees and sidelined government contractors are looking for alternative ways to pay their bills and curtailing discretionary purchases.
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During the last shutdown before the present one, in 2013, approximately 850,000 federal workers were furloughed for 17 days.
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The last shutdown, in October 2295, lasted more than two weeks and more than 800,000 federal employees were furloughed.
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But, as S&P points out, some of the economic pain, like lost productivity from furloughed employees, can't be recovered.
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Air traffic controllers are apparently leaning more heavily on automated systems since thousands of their colleagues have been furloughed, too.
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Among them is Gregory Hudson, a 54-year-old military veteran whose fiancée was furloughed from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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"Yet as a result of the government shutdown, which furloughed most park staff, this is what has happened," Jarvis continued.
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Staffers processing amended returns were among the positions to be furloughed, according to the IRS's non-filing season contingency plan.
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"[Trump] has chosen a wall over workers," Pelosi said as she and Schumer stood in front of furloughed employees Wednesday.
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If you want to pay this forward, maybe find a GoFundMe for a furloughed government worker who's feeling the pinch?
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Some workers have been furloughed, while others have been deemed essential and must continue to work without receiving a paycheck.
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WHITE HOUSE: More than 2140,000 of the 1,715 staff at the White House would be furloughed, the Trump administration said.
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Workers began finding out on Friday whether they would be furloughed, but official notices would come as early as Saturday.
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TAXES: The Internal Revenue Service furloughed 90 percent of its staff in 2013, the liberal Center for American Progress said.
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In addition, 380,000 federal employees will be furloughed, or forced not to show up for work and not be paid.
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Will Kohler, a furloughed IRS tax examiner in Covington, Kentucky, applied for unemployment but ran into another kind of complication.
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IRS and Social Security Administration employees were furloughed in 2013, which held up paperwork for approving mortgages, according to CNBC.
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As the nation enters the fourth week of the partial government shutdown, furloughed workers face mounting bills without their paychecks.
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The House rejected a GOP measure to pay furloughed workers but keep the government closed in a 222-85033 vote.
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A market in northwest Washington, D.C., says it is hiring workers who are furloughed because of the partial government shutdown.
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The federal government has furloughed hundreds of thousands of workers and they will be included in the January jobs numbers.
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NW, is in close proximity to several federal office buildings, making it convenient for furloughed workers to take advantage of.
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If federal workers' paychecks are delayed or those furloughed lose substantial income, the political perils would become much more pronounced.
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The shutdown has furloughed workers across several federal departments, though personnel deemed essential are being asked to work without pay.
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Two federal employees unions have also sued the Trump administration for forcing furloughed workers back to the office without pay.
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Most of the department's civilian employees get furloughed unless they are performing jobs deemed essential to supporting ongoing military operations.
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The president has pledged to hold out for funding for the wall, arguing that furloughed federal workers support his position.
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The situation for furloughed employees isn't getting any brighter and the crisis at the border isn't improved by show votes.
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TSA agents are among the estimated 800,000 federal employees who are furloughed or working without pay during the funding lapse.
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Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune criticized the agency's decision to bring furloughed employees back to work on these sales.
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It was certainly encouraging to see furloughed State Department personnel recalled back to work last week for one pay period.
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Almost half of State Department employees in the United States and about one-quarter overseas are furloughed during the shutdown.
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When the government shuts down, those federal employees who are not deemed "essential" for public safety and security are furloughed.
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She told The Courier Journal that she's having trouble covering prescriptions, co-pays and other medical expenses when she's furloughed.
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The facility has started a food bank in the past couple of weeks to help furloughed employees not getting paid.
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Some furloughed government employees have been ordered to report back to work, even though they are still not receiving paychecks.
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" But of the furloughed civilian workforce, he claimed — without evidence — that "most of the people not getting paid are Democrats.
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The Federal Aviation Administration opted to bring back some furloughed employees without pay (The Hill), as did the IRS (CNN).
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"It's going to be hundreds of inspectors who were furloughed who are coming back to work," Gottlieb told NBC News.
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The government shutdown saw about 380,0003 workers furloughed but President Donald Trump signed a law guaranteeing these employees back pay.
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And the longer the shutdown goes on, the greater chance of tighter budgets and that more staff could be furloughed.
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Muthiah recalled another furloughed worker wanted to work for her food and volunteered to pack produce at the food bank.
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President Trump did sign legislation Wednesday that promises back pay for workers furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Both chambers of Congress passed legislation to guarantee back pay for furloughed federal workers, and Trump signed it this week.
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On Tuesday, Sonder laid off and furloughed more than 400 employees, while Zeus Living living laid off almost 80 employees.
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One furloughed employee even pawned her wedding ring for cash, NBC reported — though relatives pooled money to buy it back.
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The press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, attributed the menu to the shutdown, as some White House employees have been furloughed.
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Over all, under the revised plan, about 14,000 of the F.A.A.'s 45,000 employees will be furloughed, down from 18,000.
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Another 863,286 deemed too essential to be furloughed would be forced, like the Border Patrol officers, to work without pay.
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Another 420,000 considered too essential to be furloughed would be forced, like the Border Patrol officers, to work without pay.
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Retailers like Macy's, Gap and L Brands said most of their hundreds of thousands of employees would soon be furloughed.
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In Louisiana, The Advocate and The Times-Picayune have furloughed some staff and put the rest on four-day workweeks.
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"As two of the 800,000 federal employees furloughed for nearly three weeks, we had nothing to do," Ms. Schulman said.
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The company said it cut 222 part-time retail and customer experience employees and furloughed 68 full-time retail employees.
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Here's how to file for unemployment insurance benefits, whether you're laid off, furloughed, or have had your hours severely reduced.
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On Friday, flexible space operator Knotel laid off 30% of its workers and furloughed another 20%, Business Insider previously reported.
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The last government shutdown in October 2013 lasted more than two weeks and more than 800,000 federal employees were furloughed.
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If the talks collapse, and the government shuts down, thousands of federal government workers throughout the state would be furloughed.
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It was so slim and there was so much work that the CDC had to call in 30 furloughed workers.
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Jennifer Wexton (D-Virginia) -- Linda McCray, a Washington Air Route Traffic Control Center employee who was furloughed during the shutdownRep.
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A church in Alabama handed out $16,500 worth of grocery store gift cards to furloughed workers Thursday, NBC News reported.
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Democrats didn't come away entirely empty-handed from the three-day shutdown that furloughed hundreds of thousands of government workers.
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Elizabeth Warren is bringing a labor leader recently furloughed from his job at the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Free lunch for furloughed federal workers at Melba's restaurant in Harlem: catfish, barbecue chicken, sides and salad — vegan food, too.
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December's report does not account for workers furloughed during the government shutdown, which began after last month's surveys were conducted.
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The former Georgia lawmaker said she recently volunteered to serve meals to furloughed federal workers who had gone without pay.
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If a solution isn't reached, tribes could run out of stop-gap funds, and later this month, workers could be furloughed.
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About 800,000 federal workers nationwide were either furloughed or working without pay as the shutdown marked its 26th day on Wednesday.
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Gavin Newsom has pledged that California will provide unemployment insurance benefits for furloughed workers impacted by the partial federal government shutdown.
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The IRS plans to recall tens of thousands of furloughed workers for the task, and they temporarily will not get paid.
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While those who were furloughed or required to work without pay will receive back pay, it's unclear when that will happen.
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But because of the partial federal government shutdown, employees of the NEA have now been furloughed for 31 days and counting.
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The shutdown has furloughed salaries for more than 4,000 employees, but many of the organization's contracted workers will not receive backpay.
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Some 21.70,000 employees from the Departments of Homeland Security, Transportation, Commerce and others have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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If you live in certain states, your chances of being one of those employees working without pay or furloughed are greater.
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Many of the approximately 800,000 government workers who are either furloughed or working without pay are based in the nation's capital.
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Still, some 2700,1003 employees from the Departments of Homeland Security, Transportation and others have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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During the shutdown, her job was deemed non-essential, and her husband's workload increased to make up for the furloughed staff.
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But 800,000 employees from the departments of Homeland Security and Transportation, among others, have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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Cooper, the furloughed EPA employee, said she applied for unemployment insurance but it still won't be sufficient to make ends meet.
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That means that furloughed workers currently receiving unemployment must be prepared to repay their state once their back pay is received.
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Meanwhile, his wife is furloughed, and there is no one at her office to approve a request for a second job.
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However, positions that have been furloughed include personnel who will respond to taxpayers' calls, according to the IRS's earlier contingency plan.
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Some 800,000 government workers have been furloughed or are working without pay since the partial government shutdown began on Dec. 22.
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A co-founder and a number of key executives resigned as a result, and hundreds more employees were furloughed in December.
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Thousands of federal workers would be furloughed with thousands more working without pay until the shutdown ends, including homeland security personnel.
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Many of the 800,000 employees who have been furloughed or who are working without pay missed their first paychecks on Friday.
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The government shutdown is still (still!) happening, so Stephen Colbert has joined the growing cohort of celebrities assisting furloughed federal employees.
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Many thousands of federal employees will be furloughed and around 1.3 million military personnel will go without pay until it's over.
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Still, that could mean defense acquisition workers might be furloughed as well as civilian workers at maintenance depots around the nation.
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Federal workers are still recovering from the 35-day partial government shutdown that left many employees furloughed or working without pay.
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But, at the same time, the city furloughed its workers, forcing them to take an unpaid day off every other week.
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Alpine Bank in Colorado set aside $5 million to help furloughed workers pay their rent and mortgages, The Aspen Times reports.
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The Harlem Globetrotters are offering free tickets to their upcoming tour for federal employees furloughed due to the partial government shutdown.
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He noted that last week Interior asked furloughed employees to return to work in order to process the seismic testing applications.
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Thousands of federal workers who remain furloughed or at work without pay are scheduled to miss a second paycheck on Friday.
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About 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or forced to work without pay for the time being due to the shutdown.
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The Justice Department and other federal agencies have had scores of employees furloughed as a result of the lapse in appropriations.
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The shutdown, now in its 22019th day, has left 800,000 federal workers around the country either furloughed or working without pay.
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Meantime, investigations into significant vehicle, plane and rail incidents are on hold as National Transportation Safety Board workers also are furloughed.
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About 800,85033 federal workers have been furloughed or are working without pay during the shutdown, as they are considered "essential" employees.
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Congress could move to order that furloughed employees be paid retroactively after the shutdown is over, but that is not guaranteed.
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In an e-mailed statement on Wednesday, the EPA confirmed that all 27 seniors in the SEE Program are currently furloughed.
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Celebrity chef José Andrés has fed more almost 6900,2628 furloughed federal workers at his temporary kitchen in Washington, D.C., since Thursday.
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Any furloughed federal worker can bring an ID, and Bean will give them three jars of his peanut butter, she said.
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And a short time later, as furloughed workers opened paychecks with zeros on them, the Senate gaveled out for the weekend.
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Furloughed federal employees are eligible for state unemployment and can file a claim the first week they are out of work.
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Congress can move to order that furloughed employees be paid retroactively after a shutdown is over, though that is not guaranteed.
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Earlier this month, Hassett told PBS that furloughed government workers are "better off" because they didn't need to take vacation days.
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Now they are tackling a new kind of crisis by heading to Washington to feed furloughed government workers and their families.
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Approximately 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or forced to work without pay in the 34 days since the shutdown began.
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He noted that last week, Interior asked furloughed employees to return to work in order to process the seismic testing applications.
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Meantime, investigations into significant plane, rail and vehicle incidents are on hold as National Transportation Safety Board workers also are furloughed.
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The opposite is true now, as the Trump administration reclassifies employees from furloughed to essential or excepted from furlough at will.
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On Wednesday, hundreds of furloughed workers staged a sit-in at the US Capitol and called for a meeting with McConnell.
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Some companies are stepping up during the national crisis, though, and offering free meals, groceries, entertainment, and cash to furloughed workers.
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Yes, NASA is one of the agencies affected by the partial federal government shutdown, and most NASA employees are currently furloughed.
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With the shutdown in its 0003th day, the Federal Aviation Administration recalled thousands of furloughed workers to address air safety concerns.
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An estimated 96 percent of staff members at the space agency would be furloughed, according to the agency's 2018 shutdown plan.
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He said he was furloughed and then called back to work, but he hasn't been paid in more than a month.
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Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, is planning to introduce a bill that would secure back pay for furloughed contract workers.
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The bill opened the way to paying the 800,000 federal workers who had been furloughed or had been working without pay.
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More than 213.55,21 federal employees began to work without pay; another 2700,235 were furloughed to wait for a resolution from home.
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Many immigration judges were furloughed, and tens of thousands of deportation and asylum cases were delayed, in some cases for years.
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The company laid off 127 employees — 30% of its workforce — and furloughed 68, which is 20% of its global employee base.
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It said furloughed employees enrolled in health benefits will continue to receive coverage, with the company paying 100% of the premium.
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La-Z-Boy (LZB) furloughed 6,800 workers, cut the pay of senior management by 50%, and of salaried workers by 25%.
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At the insistence of Democrats, the program was broadened to include freelancers, furloughed employees and gig workers, such as Uber drivers.
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Fiscal policy is more effective in providing support for workers furloughed or home sick, or businesses that can't pay their bills.
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The government is in the process of paying the money to federal workers who were either furloughed or working without pay.
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IRS workers, the majority of whom were initially furloughed during the shutdown, started the tax filing season that began on Jan.
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The temporary layoffs add to roughly 10,000 non-UAW workers in North America who have been furloughed because of the strike.
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About 28503 NASA employees furloughed during the partial government shutdown protested outside of the Johnson Space Center in Houston on Tuesday.
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The Labor Department suggested that furloughed workers returning to work after the government shutdown also contributed to the lower unemployment rate.
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The announcement was delayed several weeks due to the government shutdown that resulted in many NOAA and NASA employees being furloughed.
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December's figures do not account for workers furloughed during the partial government shutdown, which began after last month's surveys were conducted.
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The governor of Connecticut on Tuesday said that some 200 nurses at a hospital in Connecticut were furloughed after being exposed.
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Thousands of F.B.I. employees have been furloughed during the shutdown, and thousands of special agents have had to work without pay.
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"The 800,000 workers currently furloughed will obviously get nothing," said Omair Sharif, a senior economist at Societe Generale in New York.
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That backlog is growing even larger during the partial government shutdown, now in its fifth week, since immigration judges are furloughed.
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The big picture: Just last week, the Trump administration recalled 46,000 of the agency's furloughed workers to process tax refunds without pay.
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The fight for President Trump's border wall raged on as about 800,000 federal employees were either furloughed or temporarily working without pay.
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Since I have been furloughed, I have been volunteering at the Capital Area Food Bank as well as the DC Central Kitchen.
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Alaska's unemployment rate would rise 1.5 percent due to furloughed workers, while Wyoming and Montana would each feel a 1 percent increase.
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"You feel the pain" for federal workers who have been furloughed or are working without pay as the shutdown persists, he said.
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This is available to those who have been PenFed members for 12 months and have direct deposit coming from a furloughed agency.
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About 41,000 people, or 86 percent, could be furloughed from the Commerce Department, along with a staggering 193 percent of NASA employees.
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Positions that have been furloughed include personnel who will respond to taxpayer queries, according to an earlier contingency plan from the agency.
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Meanwhile, as the IRS furloughed much of its staff as well, cyber criminals are likely to ramp up their activity even more.
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The government has been in a partial shutdown for 29 days, with some 800,000 federal workers either furloughed or working without pay.
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Federal paychecks: 800,000 federal workers who are either furloughed or working without pay are set to miss their first paychecks this week.
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SINCE AMERICA'S government partially shut down on December 22nd, roughly 800,403 federal employees have been furloughed or compelled to work without pay.
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But 2700,1003 employees from the departments of Homeland Security and Transportation and other agencies have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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A furloughed park ranger from New Jersey was rewarded with a $29.5 million lottery jackpot for weathering the country's longest government shutdown.
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Yet, just as the economic effect is concentrated on furloughed workers, some companies and industries are taking a bigger hit than others.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said earlier this month that it also was calling back about 3,000 safety inspectors who had been furloughed.
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Acting FAA administrator Elwell said the 35-day partial government shutdown, which furloughed FAA safety inspectors, did not delay the software changes.
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The partial shutdown has left a quarter of the government closed, and 22019,000 federal workers furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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Several banks are offering relief for furloughed federal workers who missed their first paychecks on Friday amid the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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The weeks-long shutdown saw roughly one-quarter of the government shuttered, leaving an estimated 800,000 workers furloughed or working without pay.
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" For Tyler Cole, legislative director at Issue One, a nonpartisan government reform group, lobbyists reaching out to furloughed federal workers "raises concerns.
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The Nationals previously announced that season-ticket holders furloughed during the shutdown could delay their monthly payments until the government is reopened.
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More than 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or forced to work without pay; they will miss their second paycheck on Friday.
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Nearly 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or are working without pay as the record-long shutdown hit 33 days on Wednesday.
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Byrne was among the roughly 800,85033 federal workers who were furloughed or worked without pay during the shutdown, which began on Dec.
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Congress passed legislation last week that would give all workers furloughed or working without pay their lost salaries once the shutdown ends.
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The National Park Service, which usually employs 24,681 people, furloughed all but 3,298 of them when the shutdown began on December 22.
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With many federal institutions closed and hundreds of thousands of workers furloughed, people are understandably worried and confused about what happens next.
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The FDA can call back furloughed employees in an emergency, but they'd only stay as long as needed to address that situation.
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Around 400,000 federal workers were furloughed during the last shutdown in 2013 with another 1.2 million who worked but were paid late.
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The report did not include the impact of about 380,000 federal workers who were furloughed in December because of the government shutdown.
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Gavin Newsom (D), who was sworn in just last week, has promised that the state will pay unemployment benefits to furloughed workers.
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However, before they adjourned for the night, the Senate passed a bill to ensure federal employees who are furloughed get back pay.
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The Treasury Department on January 15 ordered furloughed employees to return to work ahead of tax season, scheduled to open next week.
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Prior to the recall approximately 23% of US direct hire overseas employees and 40% of direct hire domestic employees had been furloughed.
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More than 300 immigration judges have been furloughed, meaning many immigration courts have closed and the massive backlog of cases will continue.
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But some 800,000 employees from the departments of Homeland Security and Transportation, among others, have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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This is available to those who have been PenFed members for 12 months and a direct deposit coming from a furloughed agency.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal employees are currently being furloughed or forced to work without pay due to the partial government shutdown.
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Democrats are becoming increasingly angered by the Trump administration's decision to call back furloughed federal workers, without pay, while the shutdown persists.
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More than 46,000 people, or roughly 57% of the IRS' workforce, have been furloughed as a result of the partial government shutdown.
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With White House chefs furloughed, Trump ordered in a feast of 'great American food': pizza and burgers from McDonald's and Wendy's pic.twitter.
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Which is bad news for the 800,000 federal workers who have been either furloughed or working without pay for a month now.
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The only function or diplomats not furloughed are performing is to care for the safety of Americans overseas and national security issues.
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Furloughed and laid off restaurant workers are turning to filing for unemployment benefits, resulting in a historic spike in US unemployment claims.
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In this new, even more dystopian era of coronavirus, it would be nice to be furloughed from having to think about him.
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In this new, even more dystopian era of coronavirus, it would be nice to be furloughed from having to think about him.
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And as the Trump administration forces thousands of furloughed employees back to work without pay, some said that job-hunting seemed pointless.
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Mr. Fosse is furloughed and has begun selling everything he can — an old television, a stationary bicycle, a snow blower — on Craigslist.
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The National Security Council will stay at full strength, but about 60 percent of the president's closest aides were to be furloughed.
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For the newly unemployed or furloughed, she recommends using the time to improve one's health ... through exercise, self-reflection and intellectual stimulation.
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Our story today on Knotel – 50% of their force getting laid off [or furloughed] – I'd argue is not a very positive story.
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Ron Auerbach, an emergency sub for public schools and a university in Washington state, was furloughed for a minimum of six weeks.
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Flex-space unicorn Knotel just laid off 30% of workers and furloughed another 20% as the coronavirus cripples a once buzzy industry.
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Pilots, once wooed by commercial airlines with $5,000 finder fees and signing bonuses, are now being furloughed or seeing their hours slashed.
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In many cases, the shortage is compounded because military personnel must take the place of those furloughed to just keep things running.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser vowed that city services will continue, unlike last time when some city employees, such as garbage collectors, were furloughed.
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That would lead 380,000 workers to be furloughed, including most employees at NASA, the Department of Commerce and the National Park Service.
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Horton was a convicted murderer who committed rape while furloughed under a program in Massachusetts where Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis was governor.
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Norma Torres (D-California) -- Joe Rodgers, a Federal Aviation Administration engineer technician at Ontario International Airport who was furloughed during the shutdownRep.
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Within two weeks of being furloughed, many government employees were lining up at food banks or turning to charities for emergency help.
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Pesiri-Dybvik and her husband both work for air traffic control and were furloughed during the government shutdown this year, Harris said.
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Still, officials said unemployment insurance usually offers the surest way to assist furloughed workers, even though they can be reluctant to apply.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has furloughed most of its roughly 210 pollution inspectors and other workers who monitor compliance with environmental laws.
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Because furloughed government employees will receive back pay, the shutdown is unlikely to affect payrolls but could push the unemployment rate higher.
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But during the 35-day government shutdown, the National Transportation Safety Board furloughed all but a handful of its 1003 staff members.
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Eric, whose father is a furloughed federal worker, traveled to a Lidl in Dumfries, Virginia, to hand out peanut butter on Wednesday.
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But 224,2200 employees from the departments of Homeland Security and Transportation and other agencies have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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Some 800,000 federal workers at agencies including the departments of Homeland Security and Transportation have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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About 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or are working without pay, and many will miss paychecks for the first time on Friday.
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The release may be postponed if there's a big backlog of prep work for the Bureau of Economic Analysis employees who were furloughed.
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My husband's salary is lower than mine, and we were scraping by with barely enough to pay our bills when we were furloughed.
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Last week, more than 46,000 furloughed IRS employees were called back to work just before tax season officially kicks off on Jan. 28.
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Southworth referenced the CEASE Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center in Tennessee, where 17 staff members were told they would be furloughed Jan.
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Reagan furloughed 241,000 federal workers, the first time a funding gap had led to so severe a reduction in the federal government's operations.
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Essential workers typically are not eligible for the benefit because they're still showing up to a job, although furloughed workers likely will qualify.
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Even ignoring that the private sector pays better, furloughed staff are likely to reconsider just how valued they are in their current roles.
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The lapse in funding shuttered about a quarter of federal agencies, with about 800,000 workers either furloughed or required to work without pay.
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Meanwhile: Trump's Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who is worth $700 million, said he doesn't understand why furloughed workers are going to food banks.
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With Venezuela's economy in shambles, Ford has furloughed Nunez and 1200 colleagues at its moribund plant here in Valencia, Venezuela's third-largest city.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have been furloughed or, as with some airport workers, required to work without pay, during the shutdown.
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Following the export restrictions, Freeport furloughed some 3,000 workers in the first quarter, Quirk said, sparking a strike and high levels of absenteeism.
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After that around 800,000 federal workers risk being furloughed or ordered to work without pay (they will recoup their wages when government reopens).
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If Hidden wasn't furloughed, he would be planning for habitat restoration for federal trust species, like migratory birds and endangered animals, he says.
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Workers are worried about the layoffs "because there are no limits or specific criteria on workers who will be furloughed," the union said.
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But as the shutdown dragged into its 34th day, many federal workers, including those who oversee route authorizations and aircraft certifications, remained furloughed.
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Furloughed workers took out high-interest loans and second mortgages on their homes, and visited food pantries to get meals on the table.
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Furloughed federal employees, meanwhile, are guaranteed back pay once the government is reopened — an assurance President Trump signed into law this week. Sen.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or forced to work without pay during the shutdown, which entered its 21st day on Friday.
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We're hiring furloughed friends (feds and contractors) to complete eight distinct, one to two-day projects around the store for pay and benefits.
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The government shutdown, which is currently in its fifth week, has forced roughly 85033,000 federal workers to be furloughed or work without pay.
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Stern said the ongoing shutdown itself poses a significant risk to national security with so many federal worker furloughed or working without pay.
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An estimated 28500,6900 federal employees are being furloughed during the shutdown, while an estimated 2628,28503 employees will be required to work without pay.
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The entrenched battle has forced roughly 800,000 employees — who will miss their second paycheck on Friday — to be furloughed or work without pay.
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Sales are apparently piping hot for a "shutdown mug" created by Stephen Colbert that benefits a nonprofit working to help furloughed government workers.
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Roughly 85033,000 workers will miss their first paycheck at the end of the week after being furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Tuesday said it is recalling inspectors and engineers who have been furloughed during the partial government shutdown.
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Furloughed federal contractor Audrey Murray breaks into tears as she explains the effects of the government shutdown during a roundtable discussion with Sens.
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Roughly 85033 percent of the 3,055 federal employees at the Johnson Space Center have been furloughed since the government shutdown began last month.
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An estimated 800,000 federal workers have been impacted by either by having to work without pay while it lasts or by being furloughed.
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However, almost all the furloughed Citizenship and Immigration Services employees work for the E-Verify program -- 280 employees out of nearly 300 total.
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Furloughed workers and many contractors are eligible for state unemployment, but those deemed essential and called back to work without pay are not.
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A large portion of the 800,000 federal workers now furloughed or working without pay will miss their first full paycheck on January 11.
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In a letter last week, Pelosi noted that Secret Service agents and Department of Homeland Security officials had been furloughed by the shutdown.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers who have been furloughed or forced to work without pay during the shutdown missed their first paychecks on Friday.
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About 800,000 federal employees were furloughed or required to work without pay during the record-long shutdown, which entered its 35th day Friday.
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About 85033,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown, which has now gone on for over a month.
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Given that the government reopened Friday evening, most furloughed employees are expected to report back to work on their next scheduled work day.
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The loser in all of this political extremism is, of course, the 800,000 federal workers who are either furloughed or working without pay.
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The furloughed workers were, however, considered unemployed on "temporary layoff" in the separate survey of households from which the jobless rate is derived.
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Running at full speed requires a lot of work and resources, but according to shutdown guidance, over 40% of CISA's staff is furloughed.
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Their challenge is to make sure new partners are honest and actually use the money to buy furloughed federal employees drinks, Martell explained.
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If the government shutdown lasts through next week, nearly half of the 800,000 workers who have been furloughed will be counted as unemployed.
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The two sides huddled separately as they sought a way to incorporate the Democratic demands, such as longer-term benefits for furloughed workers.
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The company employs 130,000 people in the United States and intends to rehire many of the furloughed employees once the virus is contained.
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The government's Office of Personnel Management has provided form letters that furloughed workers can send to lenders if they can't cover their bills.
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Air traffic controllers are working, but not being paid, and support staff has been furloughed, according to the National Air Traffic Controllers Association.
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He said he hoped to bring back about 150 inspectors who had been furloughed during the shutdown, perhaps as early as next week.
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Trendy clothing brand Everlane laid off more than 200 workers this month and furloughed a further 68, according to a recent Vice report.
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Honeywell — which is ramping up production of face masks to help address the shortage — recently furloughed North American employees and cut executive pay.
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Days after laying off 20% of its workforce, Brookfield-backed Convene furloughed more than half of its remaining employees due to coronavirus closures.
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At its peak of the 255 government shutdown, about 24,22013 employees were furloughed per day, according to the Office of Management and Budget.
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Though the bulk of IRS employees have been furloughed (just like they were in 2013), you're still responsible for filing your tax return.
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Other federal employees across the government have been furloughed, resulting in departments such as Homeland Security and Housing and Urban Development operating understaffed.
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The Labor Department suggested that furloughed workers from the government shutdown returning to work also contributed to the the lower unemployment rate. 2.
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At the peak of the 2013 government shutdown, about 850,000 employees were furloughed per day, according to the Office of Management and Budget.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) -- Massachusetts labor leader Sajid Shahriar, a Department of Housing and Urban Development employee who was furloughed during the shutdownSen.
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It's a function of, more than anything, his ego, his vanity, to which the television networks, furloughed federal workers — all Americans — are hostage.
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Yesterday: Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, expressed confusion about why furloughed workers were visiting food banks and said they should take out loans.
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In October 2013, more than 323,000 federal workers were furloughed for the 16-day shutdown, affecting services for Americans in all 50 states.
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Only 29 percent blamed Democrats in Congress for the partial government shutdown that has left 800,000 federal employees working without pay, or furloughed.
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Furloughed from her job at the Treasury Department, she was unable to pay her son's spring tuition at Penn State University's Schuylkill campus.
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Employees at the National Weather Service are furloughed during the shutdown, but many forecasters there are considered essential and are working without pay.
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The shutdown, which has affected a quarter of the government, including the Commerce Department, has left 800,000 employees furloughed or working without pay.
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Furloughed federal government workers can submit claims for unemployment benefits, but payment would depend on whether Congress decides to pay their salaries retroactively.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has furloughed nearly 60 percent of its staff, halting auto safety investigations and new vehicle recall notices.
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It happened at the State Department, too, which ignored its shutdown plan and brought furloughed workers back to work a conference, according to senators.
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"The government shutdown is raising new and alarming concerns as routine website maintenance is essentially furloughed," said Mike O'Malley, VP of strategy at Radware.
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The partial government shutdown - at 35 days the longest in U.S. history - led to some 800,000 federal workers going unpaid, including 380,000 furloughed workers.
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Although many of the nation's top banks do have relief measures in place, not many offer personal loans with special conditions for furloughed workers.
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However, as of right now, a zero-interest or low-interest personal loan is not one of the relief measures available to furloughed workers.
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According to Senate estimates, more than 420,000 government employees will be working without pay during the shutdown, while over 380,000 workers will be furloughed.
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Get in touch with the federal agency you work for to determine whether you are being furloughed and find out what resources are available.
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The Office of Personnel Management released a template letter Thursday for furloughed government employees to use to request smaller payments from creditors or landlords.
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When the rest of her building comes back once the government reopens, most will at least receive back pay for the time spent furloughed.
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The FTC, which has been investigating Facebook for last year's series of consumer privacy violations, has had many of its employees furloughed as well.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) invited a federal employee — from the Department of Housing and Urban Development — who was furloughed during the recent government shutdown.
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The Departments of Commerce, Housing and Urban Development, Treasury, and Interior will see workers furloughed, while 34,600 Transportation Department employees will continue to work.
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According to Givens, some workers who process payroll are furloughed during the shutdown, leaving the processing to staffers who don't normally handle that responsibility.
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Elizabeth Warren (Mass.): Sajid Shahriar, a Massachusetts labor leader, a Department of Housing and Urban Development employee who was furloughed during the shutdown. Rep.
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But no one knows yet whether it will end with government workers being furloughed and museums shuttered and national parks putting up "closed" signs.
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"It's a little embarrassing," one woman who was furloughed from her job at the Department of Homeland Security said on a local news broadcast.
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CNBC | SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey The recent government shutdown hit federal workers the hardest, with some 800,000 furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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Using the hashtag #ShutdownStories, posts from furloughed government workers, their family members and many others accumulated thousands of retweets and favorites in just hours.
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Asked if he could relate to "the pain of federal workers who can't pay their bills" after they were furloughed, Trump said he could.
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LeBovidge appeared on "CNN Newsroom" on Monday, 2628 days into the government shutdown that has left 28503,22019 federal employees furloughed or working without pay.
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Unemployment benefit applications from federal employees spiked last week, and furloughed workers have relied on food banks and low-interest loans amid the shutdown.
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Andrés made headlines in recent weeks for feeding furloughed federal employees during the partial government shutdown via World Central Kitchen, his disaster relief effort.
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Furloughed federal workers, which number in the thousands in Illinois, will miss their second paycheck Friday unless a last-minute funding bill is passed.
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Polls suggest that the majority of Americans blame the president for the shutdown, which has left 85033,000 federal workers either furloughed or without pay.
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She says she loves her work but is furloughed along with about half of the 34 to 40 people who work in her lab.
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He fed residents of Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria and prepared free meals for furloughed workers during the 22019 government shutdown.
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About 400,000 federal workers have been furloughed and another 400,2023 are working without pay, including border officials caught in the dispute over a wall.
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Shortly after the Democrats unveiled their bill, the House on Thursday rejected a GOP effort to pay furloughed workers but keep the government closed.
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While federal employees have always been compensated for unpaid work or furloughed time that results from a shutdown, contractors have previously not been included.
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The thousands of furloughed employees not getting paid during the shutdown are expected to miss their first paychecks this week, The Courier Journal noted.
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Donate to GoFundMe campaigns More than 1,500 GoFundMe pages have been set up by furloughed federal employees to help them get through the shutdown.
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The CFTC has furloughed around 90% of its 675-person staff, with a skeleton crew remaining "to police" derivatives markets (including for virtual currencies).
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A Virginia teen who won a lifetime Lidl peanut butter supply donated some of it to furloughed federal workers impacted by the government shutdown.
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Meantime, some furloughed employees have set up GoFundMe pages, seeking donations to help them survive the shutdown, though that may be against the law.
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But if the remaining furloughed workers end up being counted as unemployed, January could be the first month that jobs declined since September 2010.
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Phil Scott directed the Vermont Department of Labor on Tuesday to treat essential employees "the same as other furloughed employees" for determining unemployment eligibility.
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Maybe the travel companies and oil companies and furloughed individuals will be back on their feet quickly enough that the damage doesn't spread widely.
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The novel coronavirus and the threat of a looming economic recession has forced thousands of workers to be laid off or furloughed without pay.
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In Phoenix, the Valley of the Sun YMCA is giving furloughed government workers free membership, so they can access the facility's gym and activities.
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The American Bankers Association has a list of more than 285 banks offering special help to furloughed workers, but each institution's offer is different.
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Approximately 380,000 federal employees have been furloughed and have no guarantee the government will cover their back pay as it has after other shutdowns.
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About 250,26 government employees will not be paid, and 420,000 others considered too essential to be furloughed are being forced to work without pay.
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And federal workers, 29,22019 of whom are furloughed or working without pay, are beginning to get anxious about the prospect of a protracted shutdown.
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The company pledged it would plan to bring back as many furloughed employees as possible after the virus is contained, according to the newspaper.
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In New Orleans, the merged Times-Picayune and Advocate newspapers furloughed a 10th of their staff and have the rest working four day weeks.
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La-Z-Boy (LZB) – La-Z-Boy furloughed 6,800 workers, cut the pay of senior management by 50%, and of salaried workers by 25%.
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Thousands of workers have been furloughed, and Mr. Christie said they should not expect to receive back pay when a budget is ultimately approved.
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According to Weichert's tweet, the furloughed workers are "getting paid in record time" after about 800,000 federal workers went two pay periods without paychecks.
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A repeat of the 35-day shutdown that started before Christmas could cause hundreds of thousands of federal workers to again be furloughed. 3.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and celebrity chef José Andrés help distribute food to furloughed federal workers at the World Central Kitchen on Tuesday.
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With hundreds of thousands of government workers furloughed — excluding those considered essential employees — paperwork backups are likely to occur in the mortgage-approval process.
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With several agencies, including the IRS, recalling workers in the last days of the shutdown, the number of furloughed workers fell closer to 28500,6900.
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Thousands of court employees will stop receiving paychecks, some workers are expected to be furloughed and more civil cases could grind to a halt.
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The cease-fire came after a backlash against Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's suggestion that furloughed workers take out personal loans to cover their bills.
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While furloughed federal workers will return to their jobs on Monday, it will take time to get parts of the I.R.S. running smoothly again.
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The sudden halt in income forced Keisha McKoy, a furloughed F.D.A. employee, to visit a local food pantry last week for the first time.
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According to the government's 2018 contingency plan for a government shutdown, 50 percent of staff across Health and Human Services agencies will be furloughed.
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The government shutdown means the resources and staff needed to get SOFIA in the air have been furloughed, and the observatory has been grounded.
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At some multinationals, furloughed employees are still allowed to eat lunch at cafeterias of halted plants - a big perk at a time of increasing hunger.
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The impasse over funding for a wall along the U.S. southern border has furloughed FAA inspectors, holding up federal approval of new routes and planes.
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Depending on how long the shutdown lasts, consumer spending could slow as furloughed workers dip into savings and take out loans to cover basic expenses.
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Earlier this week the Federal Aviation Administration said it was calling back to work more than 3,000 aviation inspectors and engineers that had been furloughed.
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In recent days, the bank has seen a notable uptick in the volume of calls from furloughed workers, according to a Bank of America spokesman.
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"The processing of returns and customer service — most of those employees have been furloughed," said Nicole Kaeding, director of federal projects at the Tax Foundation.
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Some 800,000 federal government workers have been furloughed or are working without pay, and hundreds of thousands of government contractors have been impacted as well.
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To be clear, not all workers in California are furloughed, but many are working without pay and struggling to pay rent, mortgages and other bills.
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As for the partial shutdown, now the longest in American history, it has furloughed 800,000 federal workers and left four million federal contractors without pay.
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Caskey's husband has been in the Coast Guard for 13 years and is one of the furloughed employees who will miss his paycheck on Friday.
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NASA originally estimated that 95 percent of its employees were furloughed during the shutdown, but Bridenstine said that the true number was less than that.
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During the 16-day shutdown in 2013, a peak of 850,000 employees were furloughed, which cost the government an estimated $2 billion in lost productivity.
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More than 1,000 TSA employees are still awaiting payment after the government shutdown that left 800,000 federal employees furloughed or working without pay, CNN reports.
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The FDA has furloughed 41 percent of its workforce of more than 17,000 employees, Thomas Gremillion of the Consumer Federation of America told the briefing.
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That's because many of those furloughed civilians and contractors perform support functions that certain troops don't have the expertise or time to do, Miller said.
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The payrolls number does not include 400,000 federal workers because they were furloughed with pay, but it could include some government contractors who went unpaid.
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January proved a rocky month for many Americans, due to a partial government shutdown that left roughly 2000,27.6 federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
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On CNBC, Ross had said the unpaid or furloughed workers "will eventually" get their pay, referring to a bill signed by the president last week.
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The Labor Department had said earlier it would consider the 2202,2628 federal workers who were furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown fully employed.
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The number of part-time workers seeking full-time jobs dropped by 85033,000 in February, which likely reflects furloughed federal workers returning to their posts.
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The agencies said in a statement that the ongoing partial government shutdown, which has furloughed most EPA employees, compels them to cancel the planned Jan.
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The Senate voted Monday to reopen the government, ending a three-day standoff that left federal agencies shuttered and hundreds of thousands of workers furloughed.
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The Senate passed by unanimous consent legislation Thursday evening providing that federal workers -- essential and furloughed employees -- will be paid once the shutdown is over.
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The most recent 35-day shutdown resulted in roughly one-quarter of the government closing, leaving around 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
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Additionally, the 35-day partial government shutdown, during which most IRS employees were furloughed or working without pay, ended just before the filing season began.
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A park ranger in New York City who was furloughed for weeks during the partial government shutdown won a lottery jackpot worth nearly $30 million.
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Contractors who have been furloughed have been harder hit in some ways since they are not guaranteed any back pay once the government fully reopens.
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He argued that "harming people never works," referencing the hundreds of thousands of federal employees who have been furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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Its passage comes in the wake of the longest government shutdown in history, in which roughly 85033,000 government employees were furloughed or working without pay.
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Moments after the funding vote, the House overwhelmingly passed a bill that guarantees backpay for federal workers who have been furloughed during the government shutdown.
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Both chambers of Congress passed legislation this week to guarantee back pay for furloughed federal workers, and Trump has indicated that he would sign it.
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But the partial shutdown, triggered by President Donald Trump's demand for $5.7 billion for a U.S.-Mexico border wall, has furloughed nearly 70,000 IRS employees.
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Tim Kaine of Virginia objected to the Senate adjourning for the weekend, a day before furloughed workers are going to miss their first pay checks.
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Approximately 380,000 federal employees are furloughed, meaning they cannot go to work and are not being paid, according to Democrats on the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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For over a month, 40 percent of State Department employees working domestically were furloughed along with 23 percent working overseas, about 8,000 personnel in total.
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The shutdown is affecting about 25 percent of the federal government, including some 800,000 workers who are either furloughed or required to work without pay.
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While these events were taking place, a significant number of our federal employees were furloughed and many of them being forced to work without pay.
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The partial government shutdown has furloughed nearly half the staff of a new cybersecurity agency, dealing a major setback to protecting vulnerabilities in federal infrastructure.
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Tony Evers (D) has encouraged the state's furloughed federal workers to apply for unemployment benefits while they wait to go back to their regular jobs.
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Each alternative also posed several logistical and optics problems, particularly as many White House advance and logistics staffers remained furloughed amid the extended government shutdown.
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Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration The FAA announced Tuesday that it would recall an additional group of furloughed employees, the New York Times reported.
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New York (CNN)Friday was supposed to be payday -- but most of the 800,000 furloughed federal employees won't have a check to deposit this week.
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Fisher has previously offered to pay Pentagon emergency military benefits to families of those killed in action when the Department of Defense has been furloughed.
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Scientists have reported standing in last-minute for talks meant to be given by furloughed colleagues and noted the cancelation of important NASA-led sessions.
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The letter notes that, during the recent 35-day federal government shutdown, air traffic controllers and aviation professionals were either furloughed or worked without pay.
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As the government shutdown nears the end of its fourth week, 1,500 GoFundMe pages have been created by furloughed government employees looking for financial help.
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An estimated 800,000 federal workers have been impacted by the shutdown, either by having to work without pay while it lasts or by being furloughed.
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According to the agency, as of Thursday, approximately 23% of US direct hire overseas employees and 40% of direct hire domestic employees have been furloughed.
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More then 1,500 campaigns have been set up on the crowdfunding site by furloughed government employees looking for help, GoFundMe spokeswoman Katherine Cichy told CNN.
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Furloughed employees can file unemployment claims in DC. But employees deemed essential -- who must work without pay during the shutdown -- cannot currently claim unemployment benefits.
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Last week, Elisha Nochomovitz, a 32-year-old furloughed restaurant worker, ran the length of a marathon (26.2 miles) -- on his 23-foot long balcony.
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Desks of some furloughed employees, whose job can include such drudgeries as helping their bosses work the copy machine, sit empty in the West Wing.
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The shutdown is estimated to affect 800,000 workers, 380,000 of whom are furloughed, at home without pay, according to estimates from the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Many on social media were left confused and fearful over their eligibility for unemployment benefits, including those who were furloughed or on zero-hour contracts.
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Today is really the first day the shutdown's effects will be felt, as hundreds of thousands of furloughed federal workers stay home from their jobs.
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The Obama administration calculated two billion in lost productivity from the 22019,000 federal workers that were furloughed and the loss of 120,000 private sector jobs.
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Vincent Brooks, warned that if South Korean workers are furloughed, then US troops will have to leave their regular jobs and do critical support work.
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Pesiri-Dybvik and her husband both work for air traffic control and were then furloughed during the government shutdown, Harris' office said in a statement.
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Furloughed staff will still be expected to report to duty on Monday, the White House said in a contingency plan posted to its website Friday.
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Following restrictions related to the export permit dispute, Freeport Indonesia, which employs more than 32,000 staff and contractors, furloughed about 3,000 workers earlier this year.
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The Senate voted Monday to reopen the government, ending a three-day standoff that left federal agencies shuttered and hundreds of thousands of workers furloughed.
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But that did not happen, they said, because many of the people who provide that help to the controllers were furloughed because of the shutdown.
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The impasse has left 800,000 federal employees furloughed or working without pay, along with throwing thousands of government contractors at least temporarily off the job.
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The storm was also expected to further strain the National Weather Service, where many employees have been furloughed as part of the partial government shutdown.
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"The shutdown makes me nervous," said Stella, 11, whose father, a foreign service officer, was furloughed for a week but is now working without pay.
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Klobuchar asked Barr if he had a message to Justice Department employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay because of the shutdown.
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The recent partial government shutdown in the United States had raised concerns the effort might not be completed on time because agency workers were furloughed.
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While NOAA is still issuing weather alerts, many of its employees—marine scientists included—have been furloughed, which has indefinitely halted wildlife and conservation research.
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An ad hoc group, called Pay It Furloughed, has set up a website that allows furloughed federal workers or those working without pay to grab a cold one - or two - at several craft breweries in Washington, including Atlas Brew Works, DC Brau and Shop Made in DC. "We are frustrated by the lack of leadership in Washington, D.C. and the negative impact the government shutdown is having on hundreds of thousands of our friends, neighbors and members of our community," reads a statement by Pay It Furloughed, which was set up by Washington community kitchen Mess Hall, food writer Nevin Martell, app developer 3Advance and public relations firm Quixotic.
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About 800,000 federal workers are affected by this shutdown, with roughly 380,000 currently furloughed from their roles and another 420,000 who are working without immediate pay.
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Here's the latest on the impact of the shutdown: 800,000 federal workers who are either furloughed or working without pay missed their first paychecks this week.
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In an effort to ease the financial burden of workers and to keep business afloat, many restaurants and organizations are providing limited discounts to furloughed employees.
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If all 800,000 furloughed workers are counted as unemployed in January, that would add four-tenths of a percent to the number, according to CNBC calculations.
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Federal inspectors furloughed in the partial U.S. government shutdown will likely force Delta Air Lines to delay the launch of its brand-new Airbus A220 planes.
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"Furloughed federal employees passionate about art are invited to apply to join the PAMM team part-time," the museum wrote in a statement sent to press.
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Despite hundreds of thousands of federal workers being furloughed or working without pay — and the economic turmoil it could cause — there's likely no end in sight.
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The shutdown has entered its second month with no resolution in sight, as 800,000 furloughed federal workers are set to miss a second paycheck this week.
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But 90% of the bureau's staff are not able to work on those programs, according to these employees, with most of them furloughed and not working.
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The Internal Revenue Service is calling back around 60% of its furloughed workforce — amounting to 46,000 employees — to work on tax refunds without pay, AP reports.
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The company needs support from the US Air Force to do the test, but too many personnel are furloughed and cannot help SpaceX conduct the firing.
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These new court actions come at a precarious time for Faraday Future, which has laid off and furloughed hundreds of employees over the last two months.
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Hundreds of thousands of government employees could also be furloughed for the duration of the shutdown, though they would likely receive back pay after the fact.
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Around 50 percent of the civilian workforce and thousands of contractors who work for the Department of Defense in support of the military are now furloughed.
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Unemployment rose from 22019 percent to 4 percent because a small percentage of furloughed employees who could not work were counted as unemployed, says the report.
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In addition, NWS staff who work at the agency's headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland, may be furloughed, since they don't produce weather forecasts or issue warnings.
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They deem which employees are "essential" — and have to work without pay — and "non-essential," which means they can be furloughed (or sent home without pay).
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Some chains like Potbelly and Sweetgreen are offering free meals at any of their nationwide locations to furloughed government workers on certain dates throughout the month.
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Front and center, some 85033,000 federal employees nationally, including an estimated 70,000 at IRS, have been furloughed without pay as a result of this needless shutdown.
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World Central Kitchen, founded by celebrity chef Jose Andres, has recently provided meals to hurricane victims and federal workers furloughed during the recent partial government shutdown.
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Many furloughed government workers expressed fear of not being able to pay their bills on time or provide for their families due to a delayed paycheck.
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Some have alleged that the EPA is violating federal law by preparing for the hearing during the shutdown, when most employees must be furloughed without pay.
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Arguably the biggest harms of shutdowns are to federal workers, who have either worked without pay or been furloughed for over a month at this point.
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About a quarter of the government has been shut down and 800,000 federal employees have either been furloughed or required to work without pay since Dec.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or required to work without pay since funding lapsed for about a quarter of the government on Dec. 22.
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The partial government shutdown, which began in December, stretched into its 33rd day on Wednesday as thousands of government employees remained furloughed or working without pay.
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But since the US Coast Guard falls under the Department of Homeland Security, many of those service members are furloughed, while others must work without pay.
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But other consumer groups share Marler's concern about the safety of the food supply during the shutdown, even with some furloughed inspectors going back to work.
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According to the State Department, 85033 percent of domestic employees and 26 percent of overseas employees have been furloughed due to the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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Y.) and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Wednesday will join furloughed federal workers and discuss the government shutdown that is now in its 19th day.
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Its workers either have been furloughed or working without pay, while the Department of Defense (DOD) and intelligence agencies have remained largely untouched by the shutdown.
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Famed chef José Andrés on Thursday offered free lunch to any federal employees in Washington, D.C., who are furloughed ahead of an impending partial government shutdown.
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At least 14,000 furloughed IRS employees called back to work by the Treasury Department didn't show up, according to two congressional aides briefed on the matter.
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"I am a Federal employee who has recently been furloughed due to a lack of funding of my agency," a sample letter to a creditor read.
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Across different government agencies, about 380,000 federal employees will be furloughed and 420,000 will work without pay due to the shutdown continuing into the new year.
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A total of 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or working without pay since December 21, and won't receive their next paychecks until the government reopens.
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But economists expect the longest shutdown in history will push the unemployment rate above 4.0 percent in January as the furloughed workers would be considered unemployed.
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It depicted Democratic opponent Michael Dukakis as responsible for the rape Horton, a convicted murderer, committed while out of prison while furloughed under a Massachusetts program.
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Coal mine owner Jin said all affected coal mine owners were under severe financial distress and that most of his company's 300 employees had been furloughed.
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A furloughed government employee with nothing but crushing debt to their name can beg for a few bucks on their Ko-fi account and buy lunch.
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Air traffic controllers are some of the 800,000 federal employees furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown, which is now the longest in U.S. history.
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The Department of Defense has been fully funded since September and the trip would not necessarily require furloughed employees affected by the shutdown to come along.
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The company plans to hire many of the employees who were furloughed or laid off by some of its major business clients, including Hilton and Marriott.
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Now, a shutdown over the weekend wasn't seen as an enormous deal, since the vast majority of furloughed federal workers wouldn't work during the weekend anyway.
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With much of the park staff furloughed, popular destinations within the park are closed and services are limited, but people continue to visit the park regardless.
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As a result of the shutdown, some 800,000 federal government workers were furloughed or forced to work without pay and missed their second paycheck on Friday.
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The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) suggested furloughed workers could offer partial payments to mortgage lenders and posted on its website form letters they could use.
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The accidents, including several plane crashes with a small number of fatalities, will be investigated after employees return from being furloughed, according to the safety board.
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"I am a federal employee who has recently been furloughed due to a lack of funding of my agency," the suggested letter to a landlord reads.
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Expanded unemployment benefits: Larger checks for four months; an extra 28 weeks of eligibility; and assistance for freelancers, "gig" workers (like Uber drivers) and furloughed workers.
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The tens of thousands of other IRS workers are furloughed, so they're no longer paid or expected to show up to work for the time being.
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The shutdown has affected about a quarter of the government, left 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay, and on Thursday entered its sixth day.
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Earlier this month, Bank of America launched a program to help affected customers and pledged $10,000 to an emergency fund to provide assistance to furloughed workers.
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You can apply for unemployment benefits if you've been laid off, furloughed, your hours have been reduced to zero, or if you're a part-time employee.
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Ascena Retail, the parent company of Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant, and Loft, recently furloughed all of its store workers and around half of its corporate staff.
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Build-A-Bear plans to furlough more than 2188% of its workforce, and The Cheesecake Factory has furloughed 219,22 hourly restaurant workers, according to regulatory filings.
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Most DHS employees who handle hiring and recruitment are furloughed — a major problem for a department that hemorrhages workers more quickly than it can replace them.
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The Senate passed a measure Monday night to ensure federal workers will get paid for the time they were furloughed during the three-day government shutdown.
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The National Treasury Employees Union, a major labor union for federal agency workers, said in a statement that agencies will tell employees if they get furloughed.
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But furloughed personnel at NASA's Kennedy Space Center and the U.S. Air Force's 45th Space Wing means that test, and future launches, will remain on hold.
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That's happening a lot less now: about 42 percent of US direct hire domestic employees and 26 percent of US direct hire overseas employees are furloughed.
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"Even though it's a two-edged sword, I kind of like that side of it," a friend who is a furloughed Park Service employee told me.
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Federal safety inspectors were furloughed, removing a layer of redundancy that's supposed to make doubly sure that every plane that takes off is not a risk.
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But economists expect the longest shutdown in history will push the unemployment rate above 23.0 percent in January as the furloughed workers would be considered unemployed.
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Stella Blaylock has not been sleeping well since before Christmas, when her father was furloughed in the partial government shutdown and unexpectedly extended his holiday vacation.
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We talked to federal workers across the country who are furloughed because of the government shutdown and are wondering how long they can survive without pay.
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It also comes at the end of the first week back at work for hundreds of thousands of federal workers furloughed during the recent partial government shutdown.
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About 800,000 federal workers were furloughed or worked without pay during the shutdown, missing at least two paychecks that officials are now working to make up for.
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And at the USDA, where workers who were supposed to be furloughed were brought back to work to help farmers — some of Trump's fiercest supporters — process loans.
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Earlier this month, the Washington Post wrote that 24,000 FAA employees deemed vital for "life and safety" were working without pay, while another 17,000 had been furloughed.
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Still, as we head toward yet another Friday pay period for government employees who are either furloughed or working without pay, we are nowhere near a deal.
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Congress and President Donald Trump have been in a standoff over funding for a border wall, while about 2000,224 federal employees are furloughed or working without pay.
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While O'Leary notes that Trump has signed legislation that guarantees all furloughed workers back pay once the government re-opens, it's still a dire situation for many.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers have either been furloughed or are continuing to work without receiving paychecks, according to a projection from Democrats on the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers, including information technology staff, have been furloughed as a result of the shutdown and, as of Friday, aren't getting their paychecks.
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Many TSA employees who usually input information and process payroll are also furloughed during the shutdown, leaving the processing to staffers who don't normally handle payroll matters.
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According to the Military Times, about 43,000 Coast Guard employees are working without pay, and another 10,000 are furloughed, as the shutdown grinds into its fourth week.
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Pai said that the FCC has been actively investigating carriers for selling this data, but that investigation has been halted as staffers were furloughed earlier this month.
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It's been reported that the probe is wrapping up, but the FTC is currently shut down and many employees are furloughed as Congress continues its funding discussions.
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As things stand, roughly 800,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay, and they'll be seeing that dent in their paychecks shortly on January 11.
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Most employees should be paid by Thursday for back wages, which one study estimated at $6 billion for all those who worked without pay or were furloughed.
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A record number of federal employees are applying for unemployment benefits — a sign that the partial government shutdown is taking a serious financial toll on furloughed workers.
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An estimated 16,000 National Park Service workers out of 19,000 have been furloughed, the agency estimates, leaving skeleton crews to keep watch over huge swaths of land.
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Snoop Dogg's got thoughts on the government shutdown and a message for furloughed workers who might still be team Trump after this ... Trump doesn't care about ya.
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Following export restrictions related to a permit dispute, Freeport furloughed some 3,000 workers in Indonesia earlier this year, which prompted a strike and high levels of absenteeism.
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They're the so-called lucky ones who will get back pay for the time they were furloughed, but government contract workers like FCC cafeteria employees will not.
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Unless the government reopens next week, furloughed workers will probably be counted as unemployed, as they would not have received a salary during the pay period survey.
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But much of the emergency directive would need to be implemented by staff at other agencies, and it's not clear how many of those employees were furloughed.
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A team led by chef José Andrés provided 11,21625 meals on Wednesday as part of their efforts to aid furloughed federal workers during the ongoing government shutdown.
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Drobac noted that the shutdown was a frustrating situation for both lobbyists, whose clients could lose money if they fail to move products quickly, and furloughed employees.
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Stand Up New York is offering a free year of membership to LaughPass for federal employees furloughed or working without pay, the New York Post reported Wednesday.
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"We've been furloughed I think twice in our time in the Senate years ago, so we're pretty familiar with what gets funded and what doesn't," Pollock said.
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A Virginia-based Salvation Army area command announced Friday that it would cover the electric and gas bills for furloughed federal workers in the state's eastern region.
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The 85033-day partial shutdown that has has left 800,000 federal employees either furloughed or working without pay has also put thousands of contractors out of work.
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World Central Kitchen, founded by celebrity chef José Andrés, has recently provided meals to hurricane victims and federal workers furloughed during the recent partial government shutdown. Rep.
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An estimated 800,000 federal workers have been affected by the lapse in funding -- either by having to work without pay while it lasts or by being furloughed.
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As a welcome back gesture on Monday, Mulvaney invited staffers who had been furloughed for the past month for coffee in Navy Mess in the White House.
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"You cannot continue to operate a system this complex for this long without the support structure of the people that are furloughed," Gilbert told CNN on Friday.
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Unemployment claims by furloughed federal workers skyrocketed more than 400% in the last week of December, according to the most recent figures from the Department of Labor.
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The partial government shutdown is in its 32nd day, with more than 800,000 federal workers furloughed and many federal employees, including some FBI agents, working without pay.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has furloughed most of its 14,000 workers, with fewer than 800 deemed "necessary to protect life and property" reporting to work without pay.
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Around 800,000 federal workers have either been furloughed as a result of the ongoing shutdown, which is now in its 33rd day, or are working without pay.
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Secret Service personnel are among the estimated 800,000 federal workers either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown, which has now lasted for over a month.
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The Senate on Thursday is scheduled to consider two dueling plans to end the shutdown, which has left roughly 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
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Much of the Executive Residence staff, who are ordinarily responsible for catering such receptions, are either furloughed or at home because of the federal government snow closure.
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Gavin Newsom announced as part of his 2019 state budget that furloughed workers could receive unemployment insurance, and later said he would include essential workers as well.
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They note that cutting payroll taxes only helps Americans who are still working — and not those who are furloughed by quarantines or laid off amid floundering sales.
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Amazon encouraged people whose jobs have been lost or furloughed as a result of the massive shut down of restaurants and stores due the outbreak to apply.
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For the employees who are furloughed, they'll have to consider whether they want to continue working at an Alamo venue once theaters reopen, whenever that may be.
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This benefit would extend to gig economy workers, freelancers, and furloughed workers who are still getting health insurance from their employers, but are not receiving a paycheck.
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This benefit would extend to gig economy workers, freelancers, and furloughed workers who are still getting health insurance from their employers but are not receiving a paycheck.
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If a full week goes by and the furloughed worker hasn't done any work, then the employer doesn't have to pay them their salary for that week.
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And, no matter which way you spin it, employees are missing out on pay, though it's possible they can seek alternative sources of income while they're furloughed.
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Some 800,000 federal employees have either been furloughed or will continue to work without pay during the partial shutdown, and it's unclear how long it will last.
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All but a skeleton crew of rangers at the park were furloughed, the visitor center was closed and no one answered the phone at the park headquarters.
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Depending on the duration of the partial shutdown, hundreds of thousands of federal employees could be furloughed, while some federal agencies will limit the services they provide.
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More than half of the 1,700 people who work for the executive office of the president would be "furloughed," meaning they would be put on temporary leave.
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Airlines have cut back on their flights significantly and restaurants and hotels have furloughed or laid off workers in the face of a sharp decline in demand.
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You can apply for benefits if you have been laid off, furloughed, your hours have been reduced to zero, or even if you're a part-time employee.
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Fourteen percent of companies stated they have furloughed employees, while 37% reported they are very likely or somewhat likely to do so in the next three months.
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Britain said on Friday it would cover most of the wages of people not working that are "furloughed" and kept on payrolls rather than being laid off.
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Washington (CNN)Most government workers who were furloughed during the partial shutdown will receive their pay by Thursday, the Office of Management and Budget announced on Tuesday.
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Civilian workers are furloughed -- as they are in all other departments of the government -- and they do not have the potential to make up for lost paychecks.
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The immediate impact of the shutdown will be cushioned by the weekend, but by Monday, when federal workers are furloughed, the political ground may begin to shift.
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Until now, lawmakers have always voted to provide back pay to both employees who have been forced to work without pay and those who have been furloughed.
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During a partial government shutdown last year, Ross said he doesn't "really quite understand why" furloughed federal workers don't just take out loans to cover missed paychecks.
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Kamala Harris (D-California) -- air traffic control specialist Trisha Pesiri-Dybvik, who lost her home in the 2017 Thomas Fire and was furloughed during the government shutdownSen.
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He even set up shop in Washington, DC, feeding federal government workers who were furloughed or working without pay during the 35-day partial shutdown in January.
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Chefs would normally would serve a much fancier fare but they are furloughed, staying home without paychecks as Trump fights with Congress over funding the federal government.
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After federal workers endured a 35-day shutdown, lawmakers were anxious to provide some relief to the some 800,000 people furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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And as the shutdown continues, ordinary Americans are creating a makeshift national safety net for furloughed workers that is spreading slowly and unevenly across the United States.
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During the last lapse in funding, hundreds of thousands of workers were either furloughed or worked without pay, and it cost the United States economy $11 billion.
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The Justice Department's civil lawyers are typically furloughed during a shutdown, though they are notably allowed to continue working on a case if the court orders it.
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"We see every day the effects of the opioid epidemic," said Ms. Lemasters, the furloughed worker, explaining why she is so strongly in favor of the wall.
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It also means that training is curtailed, thousands of civilian employees are furloughed, and even death benefits to the families of fallen troops could be temporarily withheld.
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However, with NASA contractors furloughed, SpaceX's first uncrewed test of its Crew Dragon capsule has been pushed back, as indicated in a recent tweet from CEO Elon Musk.
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Some 800,000 federal workers are either furloughed without pay or are being forced to work without pay if they are considered "essential," while their agencies' funding remains uncertain.
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Around 800,000 people — roughly half of whom are furloughed, half of whom are deemed essential and must work without pay — missed their first paycheck since the shutdown began.
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For the first time in his life, the 48-year-old Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) employee is planning to apply for unemployment after being furloughed during the shutdown.
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But just as discussions were heating up, the government shut down and the agency in charge of the investigation had to hold off as its employees were furloughed.
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About one-fourth of the U.S. government has been shuttered for more than two weeks and about 800,000 government workers have been either furloughed or working without pay.
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The rapper said the country was "in a hellhole right now" and expressed sympathy for furloughed employees "that gotta go to fucking work to not get motherfucking paid."
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Some have been forced into unpaid leave, others are working without pay (many will receive back-pay when the government reopens, though furloughed workers receive no such guarantee).
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Furloughed cybersecurity employees returned to expired software licenses and web encryption certificates, colleagues burned out from working on skeleton crews, and weeks-worth of unanalyzed network activity logs.
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Without a deal, however, there could be federal workers immediately furloughed, including around 400,20133 civilian defense employees as was the case when the last shutdown happened in 2013.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who's worth about $700 million by Forbes' estimate, has a suggestion for furloughed federal workers who can't afford housing or food: Get a loan.
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Mathew Crichton, 32, a furloughed Peace Corps employee, said uncertainty over how long the shutdown will last made it impossible to budget for food, lodging and other needs.
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Trash in those areas is usually handled by the National Park Service, but many of its employees are furloughed as the shutdown reached the two week-mark Friday.
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The 800,000 or so federal civilian employees who spent five weeks either furloughed or working without pay have all since received their pay for the government shutdown period.
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