However, the analysts who analyze the data are on furlough.
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These employees have been on furlough since December, with benefits.
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More than 30,000 state workers were on furlough on Monday.
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Most employees at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration are on furlough.
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Workers at impacted government agencies are on furlough, going without a paycheck.
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We're offering free tickets to all US government employees currently on furlough.
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Close to 51,000 TSA agents are working without pay or on furlough.
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Those who aren't left on furlough, but rather working, can't collect unemployment.
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My employer could put me on furlough at any time without warning.
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Over 21,000 National Park Service employees are on furlough, the documents said.
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He said some workers still remain on furlough, but wouldn't say how many.
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"Non-essential" federal workers at unfunded agencies are on furlough and staying home.
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Most employees at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) are on furlough.
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About 850,000 employees were put on furlough in 2013, according to The Washington Post.
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The company would not say exactly how many employees will be put on furlough.
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Some 800,000 federal employees have been put on furlough or are working without pay.
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Macy's said the majority of its employees will go on furlough starting this week.
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We may be able to qualify for financial help while I'm out on furlough.
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Some 800,193 federal workers have been staying home on furlough or working without pay.
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The 800,000 federal workers on furlough for the past 35 days will also receive backpay.
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About half of the Department of Health and Human Services will be placed on furlough.
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Now, because of the government shutdown, 41 percent of the agency's workers are on furlough.
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Remember George H. W. Bush's 1988 ad about Willie Horton, who committed crimes while on furlough?
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As long as the stalemate continues, 800,000 federal employees are on furlough or working without pay.
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About 51,000 TSA agents are among the 800,000 government employees working without pay or on furlough.
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The stalemate has put 380,000 federal employees on furlough, while another 420,000 are working without pay.
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According to the artist, it might not survive the wait while F.C.C. workers are on furlough.
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The official asked not to be named because employees are prohibited from doing government work on furlough.
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The electric vehicle startup Faraday Future has put at least 250 employees on furlough, The Verge reports.
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This has left the railroads scrambling to trim costs by mothballing locomotives and putting workers on furlough.
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In addition, more than 380,000 federal employees would be placed on furlough, according to the fact sheet.
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Most of these employees, if not all, are currently on furlough due to the lapse in appropriations.
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They don't know if their companies or employers are going to put them on furlough without pay.
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And thousands of federal employees will be placed on furlough -- meaning they won't report to work Monday.
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If Congress doesn't reach a deal, come Monday, thousands of federal employees will be placed on furlough.
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Furloughs Thousands of federal employees will be placed on furlough -- meaning they won't report to work Monday.
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Among those expected to be placed on furlough would be roughly 52,000 employees at the Internal Revenue Service.
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About 380,000 federal employees are on furlough and 420,000 are working without pay as the new year approaches.
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Conway, like other "non-essential" workers, has been told to stay home on furlough, or temporary unpaid leave.
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If there was a prolonged lapse in funding a "limited number" of workers may be placed on furlough.
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About 51,000 TSA agents are among the 800,000 government employees working without pay or on furlough during the shutdown.
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Iran announced it would release 70,000 prisoners on furlough who had tested negative, but Namazi was not among them.
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"They said things were slower than usual because the person who would investigate was on furlough," the pilot said.
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The company said last week it was closing plants in Mississippi, Georgia and Pennsylvania, and putting 100 workers on furlough.
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Last month BRF said it would send around 3,000 people on furlough at its Capinzal plant state effective May 7.
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Currently, 800,000 government employees are working without pay or on furlough during the government shut down according to the Post.
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That means about 380,000 employees will be placed on furlough and another 420,13 will be expected to work without pay.
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The civilian employees on furlough feel like they are letting the people in uniform, who are still at work, down.
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Committee staff said Monday they were struggling to get clarity from administration officials, many of whom are out on furlough.
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The shutdown has left 800,000 federal workers either on furlough or working without pay because their jobs are deemed essential.
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During this protracted government shutdown, the media would have you believe that federal workers are eating cat food while on furlough.
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Other federal employees would be placed on furlough, meaning they would effectively be put on a leave of absence without pay.
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But if the shutdown continues through next week, the number of workers on furlough could show up in the January survey.
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Everyone I know in New York City is on furlough, and I know people whose salary has been cut in half.
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But federal employees -- those on furlough and those who have remained on the job -- still won't be paid until the shutdown ends.
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His biggest worry is that his company will put him on furlough, which he thinks would be worse than being laid off.
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If you get put on furlough, and you're like, 'No, I don't want to do it' and resign, you can't do unemployment.
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In other words, federal workers on furlough or working without pay because of the shutdown should just strike a deal with the store.
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Santander Brasil did not disclose the number of workers on furlough or the number of branches to be closed, starting on March 24.
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Domestic inspections, of which the organization does about 160 per week, have slowed with about 41 percent of the organization's 17,000 employees on furlough.
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Rivian has hired about 22020 former Faraday Future employees, including at least 34 since the struggling startup put workers on furlough late last year.
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The startup originally placed hundreds of employees on furlough, or unpaid leave, in October, reducing its US headcount from around 2500,218 to about 210.
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Today: a lawyer who is on furlough due to the partial government shutdown and spends some of her money this week on Diet Coke.
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Calls to the FDA seeking comment were met with messages saying the various spokespeople were on furlough status and unable to take the call.
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As the shutdown drags on and federal workers spend more time on furlough or working without pay, fears about its economic impacts have mounted.
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If signed into law, the bill would allow payments once a funding deal is reached, even for employees on furlough since the shutdown began.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal employees remained on furlough Monday afternoon, even as prospects improved significantly that they would return to work on Tuesday.
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The shutdown affects some 800,000 federal workers nationwide, who are either being forced to stay home on furlough or forced to keep working without pay.
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And so let me give you one: Two days ago, I met this extraordinary couple who are on furlough because they are missionaries in Bangladesh.
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The startup still had to place hundreds more people on furlough in early December, and it doesn't expect that to change until at least February.
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The agency said it will be recalling a "significant portion" of its federal employees, who are on furlough, back to work as tax season approaches.
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But with hundreds of civilians on furlough, a backlog of repair requests are quickly accruing at the Coast Guard's primary maintenance hub in North Carolina.
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Across the street, at a barbershop called Sport Clips, April Guerrero, 47, said business was way down, because so many people were now on furlough.
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But she found herself in an unusual limbo: She was not sure if she was a federal worker on furlough or a retired federal worker.
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If a construction worker wants to go on furlough during the pandemic, that person can come back to the original project and area of responsibility.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal employees also remained on furlough Monday afternoon, even as prospects improved significantly that they would return to work on Tuesday.
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A Congressional deal to end the shutdown came too late Monday for hundreds of thousands of workers who had already left their offices on furlough.
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But the Federal Communications Commission — the agency tasked with authorizing new devices using radio frequencies — is on furlough along with the rest of the federal government.
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Horton was a convicted murderer who went on a crime spree while on furlough from prison under a program supported by Dukakis, then governor of Massachusetts.
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He claimed, without evidence, that federal employees on furlough or working without pay understand his demand for a border wall -- and support him in his mission.
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Phillips said she has been able to keep her health benefits while put on furlough, but she seems to be the exception rather than the rule.
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Many are on furlough, but the controllers, who are responsible for keeping planes from colliding, had been ordered to keep working because they are considered essential.
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BRUSSELS – Belgium&aposs justice minister says he will stay in his job despite calls for his resignation after a prison inmate killed four people while on furlough.
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Follow it with a tiny, decadently rich custard tart, and you get to taste what the Colonel might have whipped up on furlough in the Golden Triangle.
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Leaked memo reveals that Mattress Firm will be putting some staff on furlough and suspending PTO, severance, and 401(k) match as the coronavirus crisis hits retailers
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Republicans and Democrats are blaming each other for the government shutdown, which has put non-essential employees on furlough and closed national parks and the Smithsonian museums.
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A neighbor, a soldier on furlough, heard the family's cries for help and shot the assailant through a window, according to reports in the Israeli news media.
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"Non-essential" personnel across the government have been staying home on furlough, while "essential" personnel, which includes many in law enforcement, have been working for no pay.
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Now, Ross is downplaying the economic effect the 800,000 federal workers have while on furlough, saying they should borrow from a bank or credit union for money instead.
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More than 380,000 federal employees would be placed on furlough, according to the fact sheet, meaning they would effectively be put on a leave of absence without pay.
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"That way business, small, medium, large can put them on furlough and then when the crisis is over, they're back but there's money in their pockets," he said.
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Marriott (MAR), (HLT) – These and other hotel companies are placing tens of thousands of workers on furlough, as travel dries up in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.
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"We need the wall," Jessica Lemasters, 230, an accountant on furlough from the Treasury Department, said over lunch at the Corner Cafe, a few blocks from the rally.
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Faraday confirmed that it has put additional employees on furlough in a statement to Business Insider, but the automaker did not disclose the number of employees that were affected.
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"Most" of the hundreds of workers who were on furlough had already "left on their own," Schilling said, but the company made new cuts over the last few days.
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Approximately 51,000 TSA officers are among the 800,000 government employees who are either working unpaid or on furlough and are set to miss their first full paychecks this week.
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Marriott (MAR), Hilton Worldwide (HLT) and other hotel companies are placing tens of thousands of workers on furlough, as travel dries up in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.
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And a leaked memo reveals that Mattress Firm will be putting some staff on furlough and suspending PTO, severance, and 401(k) match as the coronavirus crisis hits retailers.
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Faraday confirmed in a statement to the press that it had put additional employees on furlough, but the automaker did not disclose the number of employees who had been affected.
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Southwest confirmed on Monday its plans to launch service to Hawaii early this year were on hold because the FAA groups that oversee the route authorization process are on furlough.
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No. Most of NASA will be on furlough, like it was during the 2013 shutdown, but a small skeleton crew will stick around to keep US astronauts safe in space.
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If you're in an environment where you're on furlough from work, your paycheck is uncertain, and you have new virus-related costs, are you still going to buy an iPhone?
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PEOPLE received an automated reply stating the individual was "on furlough until further notice due to the partial government shutdown," now touted as the longest in history on its 22019th day.
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The main element of friction in the film is Rachel's sister, Kym (Anne Hathaway), an intelligent and breathtakingly needy young woman who arrives on furlough from nine months in drug rehab.
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Mr. McConnell, one attendee said, reminded senators of the case of Willie Horton, the Massachusetts felon who committed violent crimes while on furlough and became an issue in the 1988 presidential race.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. government shutdowns, which hurt federal workers who go on furlough and taxpayers in need of federal services, have not caused major disruptions to financial markets in the past.
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Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross, with a net worth in the hundreds of millions, said on CNBC that he doesn't "quite understand why" federal workers are going to food banks while on furlough.
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Carambeí, the last of seven plants where BRF had announced layoffs and sent workers on furlough, will go back online in September, sooner than planned, company executives told journalists on a conference call.
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Approximately 51,000 TSA officers are among the 800,000 government employees who are either working unpaid or on furlough and are set to miss their first full paychecks at the end of this week.
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Belgian authorities are still investigating the motives of Herman, a 31-year-old Belgian drug dealer who had been in jail for years but was on furlough when he went on a killing spree.
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Even businesses that have furloughed employees due to forced closures under state and local mandates may claim the credit as long as they are still paying their workers wages or health benefits on furlough.
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France on Friday pledged to unleash tens of billions of euros to prevent a potential jump in unemployment by paying small and medium-size businesses slammed by the epidemic to keep workers on furlough.
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They asked why he hadn't written, why he didn't call or tell them he had been transferred, or why he had not come to see them while he was on furlough, Ms. Kiser said.
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Alex Howard, deputy director of nonprofit open-government advocacy group Sunlight Foundation, told me in a phone conversation that agencies use their own discretion on what staff is essential and who goes on furlough.
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In the interim, thousands of employees of federal agencies such as the Homeland Security, Justice, Commerce, Interior, Transportation, Agriculture and other departments were staying at home on furlough or soon to be working without pay.
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More than 380,000 federal employees would be placed on furlough, according to the fact sheet, including the majority of the staff at NASA, the National Park Service and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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The employees who distribute news and work to keep the public informed of the department's activities via Twitter and Facebook were sent home on furlough, none serving an essential law enforcement or national security function.
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Ms. Simon said a shutdown would be an "economic disaster" for federal employees, and said she is concerned that national parks my remain open by the government paying contractors while sending federal workers on furlough.
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This is what happened in October 2013, the last time budget gridlock forced a 16-day shutdown that sent millions of government workers on furlough and gummed up the works of the U.S. housing market.
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He decried the "Gestapo tactics" of his arrest, though that may have been because federal agents—who were on furlough because of the government shutdown but reportedly volunteered for the job—feared he would destroy evidence.
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Without an infusion of new money, no matter how temporary, hundreds of thousands of "non-essential" federal workers may be put on furlough, while "essential" employees, dealing with public safety and national security, would continue working.
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At the DC Superior Court, Morris Williams is on furlough from his IT contract, but as a contract worker, he is unlikely to get back pay or paid for his work when the shutdown is over.
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SA said it was sending 635 workers on furlough at its Barretos plant from June 17 to June 30 to carry out maintenance work at that facility, according to a statement sent to Reuters on Tuesday.
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"It's important to remember the true crisis is not at the border, but rather within the borders of the United States, beyond hardworking government employees being put on furlough and services being shut down," the Rev.
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The shutdown, which is due in large part to a disagreement over how much federal funding should be allocated to border security, has put 380,000 federal employees on furlough, while another 420,000 are working without pay.
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Workers now deemed "resigned" are in addition to an estimated 2,000-3,000 workers Freeport placed on furlough as of mid-April, when approximately 10 percent of its 32,000 member workforce was "demobilized" under a cost-cutting effort.
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At the table next to ours, a woman in her forties on furlough from her job as a pastry chef on a cruise ship looked up from her book to stare at Paro squirming in my lap.
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Few political veterans can forget the 1988 presidential campaign in which President George H.W. Bush bashed Michael Dukakis for releasing a prisoner, Willie Horton, on furlough who later went on to commit assault, armed robbery and rape.
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In 2013, when the U.S. government was last shut down due to another stalemate, California-based Hornblower incurred losses of between $500,000 and $1 million and put between 30 and 50 of its employees on furlough, MacRae said.
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Unfortunately, we were required to suspend that investigation earlier this month because of the lapse in funding, and pursuant to guidance from our expert attorneys, the career staff that is working on this issue are currently on furlough.
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The matchless Mr. Hill, on furlough from his star-making role as Lord Varys on "Game of Thrones," possesses a fleshiness that allows his entire body to go slack as he reels early on from the cumulative blows.
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EV startup Faraday Future has told employees on "furlough," or unpaid leave, that it can no longer bring them back to work on March 1st as planned, according to an internal email sent Tuesday and obtained by The Verge.
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A key factor for Trump, the official said, were stories of law enforcement officials unable to adequately do their jobs because of the shutdown that had left 800,000 federal workers at home on furlough or working for no pay.
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The government partly shut down one day after Congress passed the bill and sent it to President Trump to sign into law, and many of the Justice Department employees who would have worked to fulfill it went on furlough.
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In addition to security operations, many other services are deemed essential -- the mail still goes out, Social Security benefits come in -- and continue without funding, though thousands of other federal workers across the country would go on furlough and offices close.
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For example, even in normal times 3,000 people a year die in the United States from food-borne illness, yet the Food and Drug Administration has now had to stop most routine food inspections, with inspectors sent home on furlough.
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"Unfortunately, we were required to suspend that investigation earlier this month because of the lapse in funding, and pursuant to guidance from our expert attorneys, the career staff that is working on this issue are currently on furlough," the statement reads.
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Hundreds of National Transportation Safety Board workers and thousands of Federal Aviation Administration employees who investigate significant vehicle, plane and rail crashes have been on furlough since the partial federal shutdown began on December 22, leaving new and ongoing investigations on hold.
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On January 3, with the government shut down and many staffers on furlough, the President decided to appear in the White House Briefing Room for the first time, flanked by law enforcement officials who backed his demand to build a border wall.
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For the 380,000 federal employees on furlough and the other 420,000 working without pay, this means it's time to start making plans for how to pay January bills without the promise of their next paycheck as part of the government remains shutdown.
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The only ones speaking out are families and loved one of the detainees, correctional staff who worked partially while on furlough in the cold and dark; the attorneys; and, of course, the detainees, who could be heard banging on the icy windows in protest.
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Typically in the event of a shutdown, some federal employees deemed essential continue to work, but their pay is withheld until the shutdown is over, while other federal employees are placed on furlough, meaning they are effectively put on a leave of absence without pay.
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"It's indefensible to not appreciate the role and responsibility that there is to make sure the government runs smoothly," said A. Ashley Tabaddor, a federal immigration judge in Los Angeles and president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, who is currently on furlough.
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The U.S. Health and Human Services Department, in a contingency plan posted on its website, has said it would place slightly more than half of its almost 82,000 workers on furlough if the government shuts down due to lack of funding appropriations by Congress.
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SAO PAULO, June 11 (Reuters) - Brazilian meat-packer Minerva SA said it was sending 700 workers on furlough at its Barretos plant from June 17 to June 30 to carry out maintenance work at that facility, according to a statement sent to Reuters on Tuesday.
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With all but the most essential government staff and contractors — air-traffic controllers and safety oversight workers, for example — on furlough, the software fix that was originally expected to be delivered as early as January was delayed a further five weeks, The Journal said, citing US officials.
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Her husband Richard, who has set up the "Free Nazanin" campaign group and lobbied the British government to secure his wife's release, said in a statement she had been temporarily released on furlough from Evin Prison and was now staying at her parents' home in West Tehran.
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Without Taylor's science report, the season could be delayed—and the impact of the shutdown could spread beyond the 800,000 government employees now on furlough to include boat captains, deck hands, and others working in the seafood industry who won't be able to head to sea on schedule.
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SAO PAULO, March 19 (Reuters) - Banco Santander Brasil SA will put part of its workforce on furlough for 15 days in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, as it closes part of its branches in both cities due to the coronavirus outbreak, it said on a statement on Thursday.
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President Donald Trump had directed the EPA last year to allow summer-time sales of so-called E15 by summer as a way of helping corn farmers that supply the ethanol industry, but the process was hindered by a weeks-long partial government shutdown that put many EPA staff on furlough.
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On Friday, the shutdown reached a new milestone by stretching into its 21st day and matching the record for the longest government shutdown in US history, and for many of those federal employees work without pay or on furlough, today marks the first full paycheck they'll miss under the shutdown.
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Tesla is putting some employees in Norway on furlough for at least one month beginning in April, according to an internal email sent on Tuesday by Axel Tangen, Tesla's director of Northern Europe, marking the first time the electric-car maker has cut its workforce in response to the novel coronavirus.
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Since the ruling may be delayed by two to three months, FF will continue to experience a negative impact on our already very tight cash flow, therefore we unfortunately must take further cost-reduction measures to deal with the current financial situation which includes putting additional employees on furlough beginning this week.
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She went on to paint a dystopian picture of abandoned airline infrastructure not unlike what readers had encountered in the blockbuster line of Left Behind novels by Jerry Jenkins and Tim LaHaye: security checkpoints closed, safety inspectors absent, federal cybersecurity staff on furlough, and airport security personnel forced to work without pay.
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In a call recording obtained by ProPublica between a dispatcher and then-jail administrator Arthur Busby, Busby asks if Weaver had insurance or Medicaid in an effort to figure out who would pay for her medical care — including potentially putting her on "furlough" and calling her family to take her to the doctor.
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Protesters are pushing to end the stalemate over reopening the government, after funding for about 25% of the government expired on December 22, having many widespread consequences including the shuttering of some national parks, longer lines at airports and hundreds of thousands of federal employees going without paychecks, some on furlough and some required to work.
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In 1988, George Bush's campaign aired its infamous "Willie Horton" ad, blaming his Democratic rival, the Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis, for a deadly weekend crime spree by a black convicted murderer out on furlough in Dukakis's state; Dukakis, seeking to avoid being caricatured as a soft-on-crime liberal, embraced a hawkish law-enforcement platform on the campaign trail.
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If a shutdown continues into the morning -- as most agencies begin their workdays and government operations not authorized to continue during a shutdown would normally begin -- workers across the government would begin to go on furlough until appropriations resume, although the OMB official noted that those affected would be able to work for four hours to smooth the process.
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After receiving slightly reduced paychecks late in December, the employees — as well as some government contractors — are either working without pay or are on furlough amid the partisan fight over funding for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's proposed border wall.
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