Pouncey has been suspended without pay for three games while Ogunjobi has to sit out one game without pay.
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Jacobs and Bell were both suspended for 30 days without pay, while Adams was suspended for 60 days without pay.
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The Lakers' Brandon Ingram, 21, was suspended for four games without pay, while Rajon Rondo, 32, was suspended for three games without pay.
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The Lakers' Brandon Ingram, 21, has been suspended for four games without pay, while Rajon Rondo, 32, is suspended for three games without pay.
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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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Officers suspended without pay Lt. Keith Ludwig, and Officers M.D. Khan, Erik Kosinski and Francisco Rodriguez have been suspended without pay, according to the mayor's statement.
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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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About 800,000 government workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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Thursday, they suspended Viloria for a month and without pay.
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The political impasse has left 800,000 federal workers without pay.
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Coach Urban Meyer will be suspended without pay until Sept.
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After a monthlong investigation, Mr. Thrush was suspended without pay.
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Most government workers' first payday without pay is fast approaching.
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He was removed from the lab and suspended without pay.
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Peterson resigned and subsequently retired after being suspended without pay.
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Both have also been suspended from the force without pay.
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The Indianapolis Colts defensive end will be suspended WITHOUT PAY.
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Major League Baseball, however, suspended Reyes 0003 games without pay.
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The sheriff's office suspended Miller without pay on Oct. 28.
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Accordingly, he will be suspended without pay for 10 games.
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Are you prepared to work without pay for a while?
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Mr. Cuomo said Dr. Kaloyeros had been suspended without pay.
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The 43,000 Coast Guard employees have been working without pay.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal employees are working without pay.
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Some treatments require two, three months at home without pay.
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The majority of FBI agents remain at work without pay.
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So, why don't employees simply refuse to work without pay?
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Garrett received a "commissioner's discipline" punishment — suspended indefinitely without pay.
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ABC News suspended Mr. Ross for four weeks without pay.
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They've both been suspended without pay since May 1, 2015.
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Rick Scott suspended her without pay and appointed a replacement.
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Some federal employees have been working without pay for weeks.
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Officer Thompson has been suspended without pay, the police said.
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They, like me, work for hours every week without pay.
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Eighty games without pay, plus a postseason ban, is significant.
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The local government shut the lab, leaving her without pay.
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Things got so bad that employees went months without pay.
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He added that Peterson resigned after being suspended without pay.
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Time off without pay It's not just the food industry.
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Eight hundred thousand federal employees are still going without pay.
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An additional 420,000 employees deemed essential are working without pay.
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The Lakers' Brandon Ingram, 21, who is typically quiet and reserved, was suspended for four games without pay for his participation in the fight, while Rondo, 32, was suspended for three games, also without pay.
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Some police officers on reservations have needed to work without pay.
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Some 800,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay.
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Many faced furloughs, while others have had to toil without pay.
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Some are paid and others are forced to work without pay.
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Over 800,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay.
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Private contractors working for many government agencies are also without pay.
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When she refused, she said, she was sent home without pay.
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The other officer, Lake, received a three-day suspension without pay.
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Per Page Six, multiple vendors alleged that they worked without pay.
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As "essential" employees, however, they're being forced to work without pay.
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Stand proudly for your national anthem or be suspended without pay.
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The cops do it all on their own time, without pay.
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Apple suspended Chen without pay after speaking with him on Jan.
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About 800,000 government workers are either furloughed or working without pay.
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Smith has been suspended without pay, PEOPLE confirms with school officials.
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The suspension, without pay, is due to go into effect immediately.
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As of Thursday, he was suspended from his post without pay.
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They have been suspended without pay since 2013, according to police.
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They're telling Trump you cannot lower tax rates without pay-fors.
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I was deemed "essential," so I had to work without pay.
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Our borders are largely secured by federal employees working without pay.
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The other two deputies were suspended for three days without pay.
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He will serve a five-game suspension without pay next season.
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Stand proudly for your National Anthem or be Suspended Without Pay!
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The rest, around 380,000 people, are sitting at home without pay.
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That leaves 26,000 federal employees still furloughed or working without pay.
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Joseph was initially suspended without pay as she faced federal charges.
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He resigned after he was suspended without pay for his inaction.
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Up stepped Mr. Giuliani, who said he would serve without pay.
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The other trainees in the photo have been suspended without pay.
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Ross was suspended for four weeks without pay over the error.
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Some 235,22.5 of those, deemed "essential personnel," are working without pay.
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Mr. Banks's firm worked without pay to overturn Mr. Thompson's conviction.
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To the Editor: For years, federal employees have suffered the indignity and financial harm of having to work without pay or being furloughed without pay as a result of Republican-engineered shutdowns of the federal government.
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"The longer employees go without pay, more face financial hardships," he said.
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About 95 percent of the department's 7,500 employees were furloughed without pay.
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More than 420,000 federal workers are projected to work temporarily without pay.
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The officer who arrested her was suspended for 10 days without pay.
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Some foreign labourers have been left stranded without pay in desert camps.
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Blackjewel suddenly filed for bankruptcy on July 1, leaving workers without pay.
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All of them have been suspended without pay while the case proceeds.
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Van Dyke, who has been suspended without pay, is free on bond.
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Nearly 1,13 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
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Taking leave without pay on Friday, and heading back on Saturday morning.
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Democrats refused, and millions of government workers went without pay for weeks.
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During the shutdown, most IRS employees were furloughed or working without pay.
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" Q: "That's not volunteering if you're being forced to work without pay.
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Other essential government personnel, meanwhile, have been forced to work without pay.
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The three players were all suspended without pay and fined additional amounts.
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He was suspended from the sheriff's office without pay on Oct. 28.
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Close to 51,000 TSA agents are working without pay or on furlough.
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Inspectors who are back on the job are doing so without pay.
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TSA agents worked without pay during the recent 35-day government shutdown.
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Instead we get: Oooooh Trump said they should be suspended without pay.
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Nearly 1,21 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
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After that investigation, he was reportedly suspended for three days without pay.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are furloughed or working without pay.
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The employees who are working without pay will be counted as employed.
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About 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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Detective Franco has now been suspended without pay, the Police Department said.
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He'll miss the first 2 games of the NFL season without pay.
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Another mother voiced concern about making rent without pay on meager savings.
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But N.R.A. presidents, including celebrities like Charlton Heston, have served without pay.
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Mr. Ramasar and Mr. Catazaro have been suspended without pay until 2019.
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Leave without pay will be inevitable for many employees, the company said.
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Lamar Bunn is suspended without pay pending the outcome of the investigation.
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He was also suspended from his job without pay for 60 days.
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Approximately 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or are working without pay.
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Peterson was suspended without pay and later resigned after the deadly shooting.
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He and other staff members had been working without pay since Aug.
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All told, he was working about 104 hours a week without pay.
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He took 11 weeks off to care for his daughter, without pay.
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Before he was ordered to return to work without pay on Jan.
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Nearly 1,000 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
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He was suspended without pay after he was first charged in 2015.
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In the meantime, some 420,000 federal workers are working without pay; another 380,513 are furloughed without pay; tax refunds might be delayed; and payments for Women and Infant Children (WIC) could soon be cut for lack of funds.
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Houston Rockets star Paul, 33, was also suspended for two games without pay.
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The standoff has left about 2000,000 federal employees furloughed or working without pay.
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Dispatcher Constance Hollinger was suspended for eight days without pay for the violation.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or asked to work without pay.
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In December, Gelb was suspended without pay for two months following those accusations.
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He may still face some criticism without pay-fors included in the bill.
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About 800,000 federal workers are expected to be furloughed or working without pay.
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That's because 420,000 workers have been forced to work without pay since Dec.
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But it has human moderators, ones who choose to do so without pay.
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Nearly 1m federal employees are working without pay or have been sent home.
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"Right now, this person is on administrative leave without pay," McGarry told CNN.
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Barker was suspended from the Long Beach police for a week without pay.
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An additional seven officers were suspended without pay, and another is receiving counseling.
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Roughly 380,000 federal workers have been furloughed and 420,000 are working without pay.
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Backes received a three-game suspension, without pay, the first of his career.
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About 380,000 workers have been furloughed, while the rest are working without pay.
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FAA employees, including more than 23,000 air traffic controllers, are working without pay.
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"Working without pay is the straw that breaks the camel's back," Bailey said.
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Nearly 85033,000 federal employees were furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Many of those TSA agents who keep travelers safe are working without pay.
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Hundreds of thousands of hard-working, dedicated public servants are working without pay.
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Their boss was forcing them to work overtime every single day, without pay.
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Hundreds of TSA screeners, forced to work without pay, are calling in sick.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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In Maryland alone, about 42,000 workers are going without pay, according to NPR.
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For example, CKE restaurant managers reported working several hours per week without pay.
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In the Phoenix Police Department, the report noted, officers are suspended without pay.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have been furloughed or working without pay since Dec.
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The state workers have been suspended without pay, Mr. Snyder said late Wednesday.
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For two years, the team had worked on Fighting Is Magic without pay.
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The site details local labor laws that explicitly prohibit overtime work without pay.
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Most, including those at the IRS and the FAA, will work without pay.
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One hundred of them are currently furloughed -- and 300 are working without pay.
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Shah was immediately suspended without pay, and has yet to face criminal charges.
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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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Ohio State's athletic director, Gene Smith, was also suspended without pay, from Aug.
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They were charged with making false statements, and both were suspended without pay.
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The complaint says that Dwyer will officially be suspended without pay starting Friday.
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He has been suspended without pay, according to police spokeswoman Detective Sophia Mason.
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About 9003,000 workers were furloughed or forced work without pay during the shutdown.
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Officer Bailey, who became an officer 12 years ago, was suspended without pay.
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He said he also had to work several hours a week without pay.
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It was not clear how many Joshua Tree employees were working without pay.
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Meteorologists like Mr. Hurley, Mr. Otto and Mr. Cornwell are working without pay.
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The state has six federal prisons whose correctional officers are working without pay.
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Many border patrol agents are required to work during the shutdown without pay.
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Three Cumberland County Sheriff's deputies were demoted and suspended for five days without pay and two more deputies were suspended for three days without pay in connection with the incident following a week-long internal investigation, the sheriff's office announced Wednesday.
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President Donald Trump has been fulfilling his campaign promise to "drain the swamp," keeping thousands of workers in the federal government at home without pay during the longest government shutdown in American history, while others have been working without pay.
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His teammate Larry Ogunjobi received a one-game suspension without pay for shoving Rudolph to the ground during the altercation, while Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey was suspended for three games without pay for punching and kicking Garrett during the melee.
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Hendren, who was suspended without pay, is being held on $50,000 cash-only bond.
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About 800,000 U.S. employees are either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Mr Kushner is also willing to accept his job as senior adviser without pay.
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Coliva was suspended for six months without pay following an anonymous accusation of absenteeism.
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Aslam has been suspended without pay, according to a statement from the police department.
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However, it doesn't change the fact that some people will be working without pay.
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No one was hurt during the incident, which led to Santiago's suspension without pay.
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Rockies SS Jose Reyes was suspended through May 31 without pay — retroactive to Feb.
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Gaffney, who is suspended without pay, has also been with CPD for two decades.
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About 21990,22013 employees have been furloughed and another 420,000 are currently working without pay.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed or working without pay since Dec. 22.
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Adams was suspended from his job on the bench without pay for 60 days.
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Jacobs and Judge Bell were suspended from their jobs without pay for 30 days.
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About 800,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Atlanta Braves outfielder Hector Olivera accepted an 82-game suspension without pay, through Aug.
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He labored that way, gruellingly and without pay, for five years and six months.
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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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Department of Justice FBI FBI agents were working without pay as of Jan. 11.
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Employees who are deemed essential and are currently working without pay are not eligible.
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The employee is considered "essential," so she is working without pay during the shutdown.
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The cause of the one-game suspension, which is without pay, was not specified.
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Some 800,000 federal employees have been put on furlough or are working without pay.
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A former Murphy Oil employee said she was forced to work overtime 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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It also recommended that they be suspended without pay until they were retrained. Maj.
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As a reminder: 800,000 federal workers are either furloughed or working without pay today.
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"Unfortunately, periods of leave without pay for some employees are inevitable," the company said.
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Voices: The shutdown has left 800,24 federal workers either furloughed or working without pay.
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He said he had also been asked to work without pay at the rodeo.
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Many of us must stop going to work, which may mean going without pay.
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Border Patrol agents, who were working without pay, were offered food vouchers by restaurants.
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And four instructors who did not report the photograph will be suspended without pay.
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When she refused, she was sent home from the accounting firm PwC without pay.
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Brady was suspended without pay for the first four games of the 2015 season.
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New Hampshire police said earlier in May that Monaco was on suspension without pay.
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The cadets in the photo were state employees and had been suspended without pay.
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Some 800,193 federal workers have been staying home on furlough or working without pay.
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Three federal employee organizations have sued the Trump administration over having to work without pay.
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Air traffic controllers and others have sued the Trump administration over mandatory work without pay.
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In all, about 800,000 federal employees are expected to be furloughed or working without pay.
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Her husband, a Navy veteran who is also an air traffic controller, worked without pay.
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He was suspended for two days without pay for working that second job without permission.
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CBP agents are suing over being required to work without pay during the government shutdown.
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The New York Times previously reported that he was placed on administrative leave without pay.
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Workers will have to use vacation days or stay home without pay during the pause.
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He's also been suspended without pay, pending termination, according to a statement from Indianapolis police.
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Of the approximately 420,000 federal employees who are working without pay, 51,000 are TSA agents.
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Beck says the two men were suspended without pay soon after their accusers came forward.
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During the 35-day shutdown, some 800,000 federal employees were furloughed or worked without pay.
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They claimed that Chipotle automatically clocked them out and made them continue working 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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The next day, his bosses told him he was suspended without pay amid an investigation.
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She recently rejected one start-up's offer, a one- to two-month tryout — without pay.
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Macklin, 29, has been suspended from the department without pay, local TV station WTTG reported.
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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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RSL announced the suspension of Petke from all club activities for two weeks without pay.
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An estimated 800,000 workers have been either furloughed or working without pay during the shutdown.
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Many federal workers have been deemed essential and are being required to work without pay.
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"Our federal workers are human, and when you work without pay, you're distracted," Cardin said.
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Some workers have been furloughed while others have been required to continue working without pay.
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But it was announced Monday that inspectors would return, without pay, to start inspections again.
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The FDA has also taken direct steps to help those who are working without pay.
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And many officials tasked with carrying out immigration laws and policies are working without pay.
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The remaining 15,000 American employees of our lead foreign affairs agency are working without pay.
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Canadian air traffic controllers ordered hundreds of pizzas for their American counterparts working without pay.
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Federal employees who are working -- or not working -- without pay could probably use a beer.
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About 800,000 federal employees are required to go to work or stay home without pay.
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About 800,000 federal workers are either off work or working without pay during the shutdown.
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If discipline is warranted, a paid leave can be converted to a suspension without pay.
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The Agriculture Department oversees meat and poultry, and its workers have continued inspections without pay.
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Anxieties are highest for the 800,000 federal workers furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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The sheriff said she did not force anyone to sell ads or work without pay.
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His suspension is without pay and begins at the start of the 2020 regular season.
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Flashback: 400,000 federal employees worked without pay during last year's 35-day partial government shutdown.
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And for others with increased risk for contracting the virus, it means going without pay.
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Subway officials blamed the derailment on human error and suspended the two supervisors without pay.
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Unpaid internships isolate particular types of students who simply cannot afford to work without pay.
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"It's very stressful," Coleman, who is working without pay amid the shutdown, told the newspaper.
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Already, many are simply calling in absent because they cannot afford to work without pay.
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Roughly 800,000 workers have either been furloughed or are working without pay across the country.
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The Trump administration ordered 46,000 I.R.S. employees back to work, without pay, earlier this month.
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Her husband is currently working without pay and is about to miss his first check.
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On Monday, after the new charges were brought against him, he was suspended without pay.
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The other two officers, Edward Nero and Garrett Miller, face five-day suspensions without pay.
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Some were furloughed, others worked without pay, and all went without paychecks during this time.
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About 800,000 federal workers are on temporary leave or working without pay due to the shutdown.
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More than 800,000 workers have been working without pay or told to stay home since Dec.
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So they were still putting in their usual hours, but they were doing it without pay.
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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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Deteriorating airport security: Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers are currently working without pay during the shutdown.
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At the time, Barker was suspended from the Long Beach police for a week without pay.
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Smith also agreed to "provide reasonable assistance" to Equifax for at least three months without pay.
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Israel suspended Peterson without pay on Thursday morning, he said, and Peterson then chose to resign.
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But that means an unprecedented number of IRS staff will be required to work without pay.
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Bigda has been suspended from the force without pay and Vigneault has resigned from the force.
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The teacher has been suspended without pay, and the school board is now conducting an investigation.
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Arndt was suspended for two days without pay for conduct unbecoming an officer, the statement said.
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For some 420,000 federal employees working without pay, such as airport security staff, absenteeism is rising.
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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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But employees of the NGA are among the 800,000 furloughed government workers currently living without pay.
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Following his arrest, he was suspended without pay and had his police powers removed, Nisleit said.
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That incident led Barker to be suspended for a week without pay from the police force.
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Swartz has been on leave without pay from the Border Patrol while facing the criminal charges.
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Moore is now suspended without pay for the rest of his term, which ends in 2019.
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The FMLA may seem like a good thing, but it means going three months without pay.
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Fewer Capitol police officers would report for duty, while those working would do so without pay.
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Seeing employees work without pay shows how powerful the idea of service to country can be.
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She tells us Razan had been volunteering since the beginning of the protests, working without pay.
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A New York Police Department spokeswoman said Cincinelli had been suspended without pay following her arrest.
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And on Sunday, he told reporters that he "can relate" to federal workers going without pay.
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Thousands of FAA employees are currently working without pay or have been forced to stay home.
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About 380,000 federal employees are required to stay home, while another 420,000 must work 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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Less so for the IRS workers forced to work without pay if the shutdown carries forward.
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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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The funding lapse has forced roughly 800,000 federal employees to be furloughed or work without pay.
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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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The four employees charged Friday who were still working for the state were suspended without pay.
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Garrett has been suspended without pay "indefinitely," the league said in a statement released on Twitter.
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The Internal Revenue Service was gearing up to process tax returns and issue refunds without pay.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have either been furloughed or required to work without pay.
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More than 50,000 TSA officers are working without pay during the shutdown that began Dec. 22.
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After she filed the discrimination complaint, Newbold was suspended temporarily from the White House without pay.
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He learned mold-making while working, without pay, for the noted sculptor Charles Parks in Delaware.
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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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Air traffic controllers are among the employees who have been working without pay throughout the shutdown.
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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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The agent, Daniel Defosse, said he wasn't too upset that he would be working without pay.
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VIRGIN AUSTRALIA CEO SAYS JOB LOSSES MAY OCCUR, FIRST TRYING LEAVE WITHOUT PAY AND HIRING FREEZE
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The Indianapolis Fire Department told CNN that Forestal has been suspended without pay for 240 hours.
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Steeler's Maurkice Pouncey is suspended for three games without pay and is fined an additional amount.
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Browns' Larry Ogunjobi is suspended for one game without pay, and is fined an additional amount.
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The network later issued a full "correction," and Ross was suspended for four weeks without pay.
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From there, an external law firm investigated the case, recommending a two-year suspension without pay.
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More than a dozen employees told Reuters they had gone two to four months without pay.
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Four other instructors who failed to report the photograph will be suspended without pay, he said.
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The sudden bankruptcy filing July 1 by mine operator Blackjewel left hundreds of workers without pay.
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He had been on paid leave since fall 2017 and was suspended without pay on Aug.
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Roughly 6,85033 NASA staff have been sent home without pay during the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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But requiring people to work without pay may also be illegal, legal scholars have pointed out.
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Right now there are 800,000 federal workers who've been working without pay for almost 3 weeks.
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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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That includes tens of thousands of law enforcement officials, working without pay with no end in sight.
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Moms can even elect to have an additional 12 weeks off, though that will be without pay.
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Now, GoFundMe has initiated its own relief fund to help ease the burden for workers without pay.
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More than 400,000 "essential" employees in those agencies will work without pay until the dispute is resolved.
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As always, we expect Roger Goodell to get this right by suspending a few coders without pay.
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Some 800,000 federal workers have been ordered to stay home or work without pay during the shutdown.
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From a very early age, she worked for this family without pay, she lived with this family.
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The TSA workers are among the some 420,000 federal employees deemed essential who are working without pay.
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And without pay TV competing for their time, they spend more hours per month on these sites.
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It has left some 800,000 federal employees without pay — and there is no clear end in sight.
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Peterson stepped down from his position with the Broward County Sheriff's Office, after being suspended without pay.
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He was suspended without pay for 75 games and was traded to the Astros in July 2018.
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Three deputies were demoted in rank and were suspended without pay for a period of five days.
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He had been working on this project almost every day for the past five years, without pay.
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At her agency, HUD, 95% of the workforce has been sent home without pay — around 7,100 people.
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" Another 420,000 federal employees are being forced to work without pay because their jobs are considered "essential.
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The 14-year veteran was later suspended without pay after criminal charges were filed in August 2015.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers remain either stuck at home or forced to work without pay.
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Meyer will be suspended without pay for three games against Oregon State, Rutgers and Texas Christian University.
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While protected leave is important, for many working families, 12 weeks without pay is simply not feasible.
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But most employees are "essential," so they are working without pay until a funding bill is passed.
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Another man, a cab driver, said he couldn't afford to go without pay for the entire trial.
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The problem is especially pronounced for congressional interns, who for nearly 25 years universally went without pay.
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" Trump once again warned players to "Stand proudly" for the national anthem, or "be suspended Without Pay!
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" The president again warned players to "Stand proudly" for the national anthem, or "be suspended Without Pay!
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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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Other "essential" employees are being required to report to work, but without pay for the time being.
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Federal employees who worked without pay demonstrated that public service is a calling and a noble tradition.
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Federal workers went five weeks without pay due to the partial government shutdown that ended last week.
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An off-duty officer at the scene, William Cunningham II, was suspended for two days without pay.
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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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The Post reported Monday that it is not immediately clear how many staffers are working without pay.
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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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But many businesses closed, leaving thousands of employees without pay, because they couldn't operate on a loss.
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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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He was suspended without pay and had to surrender his badge and his gun, the police said.
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More than 85033,000 federal workers have gone without pay in the longest government shutdown in American history.
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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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Trump almost never mentions the travails of those shut out of their jobs 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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And more than half of the affected workers from the start were expected to work without pay.
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Preller was suspended 30 days without pay on Thursday, an inadequate response to a serious ethical breach.
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The airline has already asked its 27,000 staff members to consider taking three weeks off without pay.
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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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The shutdown roiled financial markets and left hundreds of thousands of federal workers and contractors without pay.
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One major caveat to all this: It's unclear how long IRS employees will tolerate working without pay.
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A second former official said the idea of federal workers toiling without pay left Mr. Trump unmoved.
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According to OneZero, Amazon Flex drivers "were told to stay home if they feel sick—without pay."
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There she had been held against her will and forced to work without pay in deprived conditions.
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In addition, he was suspended for 30 days without pay, and received a strongly worded warning letter.
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On Wednesday, he was told he could return — after he waits out a weeklong suspension without pay.
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That is until he got suspended for 48 hours -- without pay -- for trying to save someone's life.
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He was suspended without pay for 75 games and was traded to the Astros in July 2018.
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Why it matters: Garret's minimum six-game suspension without pay is the second-longest in NFL history.
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All had to shut down or nearly shut down their operations or some personnel worked without pay.
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In the event of a shutdown, staff deemed essential are required to continue working, but without pay.
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Under the council's ruling, the justice will now be suspended for an additional 30 days, without pay.
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A spokesman for NBC Sports told the Chicago Tribune that Roenick had been suspended indefinitely without pay.
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He insisted on taking cases without pay so he would be free to address the wider issues.
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After being suspended without pay, Peterson chose to resign and immediately retired rather than face possible termination.
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This time, the Mets suspended Harvey three days without pay, and scratched him from his Sunday start.
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The department's disciplinary review board had originally recommended that Meyer be suspended without pay for six weeks.
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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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Government workers went without pay so that the party could start setting up for the 2020 campaign.
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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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Same with the park service employees who are either furloughed or being forced to work without pay.
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Canadian air traffic controllers sent their American counterparts hundreds of pizzas as consolation for working 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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But this time their meteorologists were doing it without pay, a casualty of the federal government shutdown.
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The staffing gap was covered by other officers, who are also working without pay, the person said.
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The dozen officers indicted Wednesday will be suspended without pay, the acting police commissioner, Cheryl Clapprood, said.
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TSA officers working without pay screened more than 2800 million travelers and their baggage during the holidays.
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The National Treasury Employees Union is suing the federal government for making those employees work without pay.
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Trump administration officials say anyone working without pay will receive back pay once a deal is reached.
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The Trump administration has already called tens of thousands of federal workers back to work without pay.
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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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About 800,000 federal employees were expected to face furloughs or temporarily work without pay during the partial shutdown.
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But most employees are deemed "essential," so they are working without pay until a funding bill is passed.
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Navy Times estimates that as many as 43,000 Coast Guard employees are working through the shutdown without pay.
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Air travel could get less safe: Federal Aviation Administration employees are working without pay, including air traffic controllers.
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We now have no custodial services while we work without pay to keep the International Space Station operating.
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An additional seven officers were suspended without pay, and another is receiving counseling, according to CNN affiliate KRON4.
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If they do it a second time, players should be suspended without pay for the season, Trump wrote.
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The president described the hundreds of thousands of federal workers who have gone without pay as "great patriots".
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"Permanent workers report being forced to take leave without pay for the period of their pregnancy," it said.
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The shutdown has led 800,000 federal workers, including TSA agents and air traffic controllers, to go without pay.
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In the meantime, up to 5,900 employees—the majority of the center's workforce—went for months without pay.
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The university said it had suspended Huang without pay while it worked with the ministry on the matter.
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Smith, a rookie firefighter with the Mount Vernon Fire Department, has been suspended without pay pending an investigation.
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The president suggested last month that players who protest during the national anthem should be suspended without pay.
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He was suspended without pay for waiting outside during the shooting, and he resigned not long after. Capt.
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Despite the stressful working environment, Leanos stuck it out for years, even going without pay for three months.
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The professor is suspended without pay for a year, and banned from campus for the same time period.
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About 6,400 employees are on indefinite furlough, the Post reports, and 2,100 are essential employees working without pay.
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During the 35-down shutdown, his approval rating plummeted and many federal workers had to work without pay.
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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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Trump said from the Rose Garden that workers, who went for weeks without pay, would receive wages soon.
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Burgess also said she and her colleagues worked without pay at after-school sporting events to sell concessions.
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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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California is defying federal rules and encouraging TSA employees working without pay to apply for state unemployment benefits.
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Point being: Ross, unlike more than half of Americans, can probably go a month or two without pay.
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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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Gregory's email notes that members of the flying public have expressed their gratitude to screeners working without pay.
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Some members of law enforcement worked without pay because of the partial federal government shutdown at the time.
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"If we get sick, we got two choices: stay home without pay, or come in sick," they said.
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The majority of those employees are working without pay, though they'll get back pay once the government reopens.
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Paul International Airport, who is working without pay and worried about her mortgage and her son's orthodontic expenses.
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According to the department's shutdown plan, 85 percent, or 95,339, of its 963,546 employees would work without pay.
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"Most of us cannot afford to be without pay for a month," said Denise Walker, an agency lawyer.
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In ordering thousands back to work without pay, he has put the pain for the shutdown on them.
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Ms. Alfred said workers could take longer prayer breaks without pay, for which productivity expectations would be adjusted.
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Meyer was also suspended, without pay, for the remainder of the preseason — crucial preparation time for college teams.
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He was giving a desk appearance ticket and suspended from the Police Department without pay for 30 days.
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Muddled sick pay rules left many workers to choose between coming to work sick and going without pay.
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Mike pulled out of his dental practice at age 49 and works at Community Renewal, often without pay.
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He punished her by forcing her, without pay, to cultivate land in the hot sun for a week.
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As a result, manager AJ Hinch and general manager Jeff Luhnow were suspended without pay for a season.
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All NPS workers who were deemed essential under the shutdown will be working without pay until it ends.
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel announced Deputy Scot Peterson chose to resign after Israel suspended him without pay.
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The officer, Scot Peterson, was suspended without pay and placed under investigation, then chose to resign, Israel said.
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Both finished their military service and were working, without pay, he in a cowshed, she in a factory.
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He has been charged with three felony counts of child sexual abuse and suspended without pay from Disney.
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During a shutdown in 2013, about 3,000 local employees went without pay at one point, the official said.
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For the families broken apart or going without pay, there is little doubt that this is a crisis.
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One of the men, Michael Kovrig, is a diplomat on leave without pay from Canada's embassy in Beijing.
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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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Peterson resigned Friday after an investigation of his handling of the shooting; he'd originally been suspended without pay.
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Floyd will be suspended without pay, but is allowed to practice with the team and play in preseason games.
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A third employee at the agency was suspended without pay, though their role in this mess hasn't been explained.
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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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For the 800,000 federal workers who are either furloughed or working without pay, missing multiple paychecks means financial hardship.
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I filed papers, restocked office supplies, and hoarded packs of pink Post-Its in a gloomy office without pay.
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About 420,000 employees, deemed essential, are working without pay, while 380,000 have been placed on unpaid leave, or furlough.
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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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Meanwhile, TSA staffers working without pay are struggling, which is prompting people around the country to rally behind them.
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Like 53,000 other TSA workers, Shekina Givens has been doing her job for the past three weeks without pay.
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It said Cornelissen would step down as CEO for an "indefinite" leave of absence without pay beginning in May.
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Alexie worked without pay for five years and funds a full scholarship for an incoming MFA student each year.
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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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After an arrest on grand larceny charges last year, he was suspended without pay, which was $76,706, officials said.
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According to data compiled by Senate Democrats, 420,000 federal employees will have to work without pay during the shutdown.
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Peterson resigned last Friday after he was suspended without pay while the Broward County Sheriff's Office investigated his actions.
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But the reduced staffing puts a strain on the workforce that's still required to go to work without pay.
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They shouldn't also have to cope with the financial burden that comes with taking time off work without pay.
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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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Gregory was suspended without pay in January 2017 for a third time for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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Some 800,000 federal employees and many more contractors have been without pay since the shutdown began on Dec. 22.
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FMLA only requires that someone be allowed to take off twelve weeks without pay and not lose their job.
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SS Jose Reyes was suspended without pay through May 31 for violating Major League Baseball's joint domestic violence policy.
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He has been suspended without pay pending the outcome of the investigation, interim Milner Police Chief Michael Bailey said.
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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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They ordered hundreds of pizzas for their American counterparts working without pay due to the ongoing US government shutdown.
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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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On Monday, police officials said that he had been suspended without pay for an initial period of 30 days.
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The announcement said the officer, Charlie Rispoli, would be suspended without pay pending the results of an internal investigation.
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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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He has downplayed concerns over federal workers going without pay, claiming that many support his push for wall funding.
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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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It shuttered about a quarter of the federal government, leaving roughly 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
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The four officers, part of the city's drug enforcement task force, will be suspended for two weeks without pay.
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More than 2202,2628 government employees at affected agencies have been working without pay since the shutdown began Dec. 28500.
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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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He is suspended without pay and prohibited from hearing cases during judicial disciplinary proceedings, according to the court's website.
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ABC News apologized for that report and suspended Brian Ross, the reporter behind it, for four weeks without pay.
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Government operations like the Coast Guard, air traffic control, and the Transportation Security Administration won't operate without pay forever.
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Most of the agency's employees are considered essential and have been working without pay for the past several weeks.
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Those federal agencies would presumably fall under the "human life" exemption, meaning they'd be required to work without pay.
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The opposition was also unhappy at another change requiring civil servants running for office to take leave without pay.
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The deputy, Scot Peterson, resigned on Thursday after being suspended without pay after Sheriff Scott Israel reviewed surveillance video.
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The federal employees who are laid off or who are expected to work without pay are not at fault.
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The other 420,000 federal workers are deemed "essential," and will have to keep working without pay through the shutdown.
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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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City Ballet had initially moved last month to suspend Mr. Ramasar and Mr. Catazaro without pay until next year.
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The NHL suspended Washington Capitals center Evgeny Kuznetsov for three games without pay for what it termed inappropriate conduct.
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He had been placed on indefinite suspension without pay after his indictment in June 2018, according to the agency.
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I'm the director of a clinic, but I took a month's leave, without pay, to come here and work.
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The Harris County sheriff, Ed Gonzalez, said Friday that Deputy Thompson had been suspended without pay after her indictment.
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The next day, the Blue Jays suspended Pillar for two games without pay, a penalty he accepted without protest.
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He said administrative charges were pending against Mr. Sanchez, who was expected to be suspended without pay on Wednesday.
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It's obvious that taking weeks off without pay and without job protection is not an option for most people.
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A major criticism of FMLA is that many workers cannot afford to go without pay for an extended period.
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Being a manager without an office, acting without recognition, working without pay, missing out on the book of history.
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Another employee was suspended without pay and a third employee resigned before any disciplinary action was taken, Logan said.
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He was suspended for 103 games without pay in September for violating the N.F.L. policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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Sheriff Greg Tony rejected the recommendation and decided to terminate Krickovich, who had been suspended without pay, authorities said.
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She later also recorded a video expressing solidarity with federal workers who went without pay during the government shutdown.
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For more than a month, thousands of transportation security officers and air traffic controllers have been working without pay.
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Impact: Secret Service agents, who are working without pay, told us that there is growing agitation in their ranks.
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" But as a reporter pointed out to him, it's "not volunteering if you're being forced to work without pay.
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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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As the president holds firm on the shutdown, he hasn't publicly addressed the 800,000 federal workers going without pay.
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Funding for nine of 15 federal departments expired on December 21, leaving close to 800,000 federal employees without pay.
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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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As a branch of the Department of Homeland Security, the Coast Guard went without pay until the shutdown ended.
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Here's how it breaks down: 800,000 federal employees will either temporarily work without pay or be placed on leave.
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As it progressed, he was placed on administrative leave without pay and stripped of his badge, gun and uniform.
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Because of the shutdown, members of the US military are working without pay for the first time in history.
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The shutdown has affected some 43,000 federal workers — 420,000 of them forced to work without pay — since Dec. 22.
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The shutdown has affected some 800,000 federal workers — 420,000 of them forced to work without pay — since Dec. 22.
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On Wednesday, hundreds of federal employees filled a Senate building in protest of being forced to go without pay.
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Houston Rockets star Chris Paul, 33, is suspended for two games without pay for his participation in the same fight.
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Officers on unpaid leave Following the announcement, Sheriff Gregory Tony suspended the three deputies without pay, the sheriff's office said.
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Another special agent in the Washington, D.C., region with a computer science degree questioned the notion of working without pay.
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As the partial government shutdown, now the longest in history, drags on, approximately 800,000 federal workers are going without pay.
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Coloradans voted Tuesday for Amendment A, a measure removing language in the state constitution that allowed prison labor without pay.
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Prior to that, he was suspended without pay after being accused of kissing Thomas inside his classroom earlier this year.
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"I initially went [to my boss] thinking I'd only be allowed to take an extended break without pay," she says.
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"If we don't do it, who will?" said Civil Defence worker Ahmed Abdulqader, asked why he continued working without pay.
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LW Matt Hendricks for three games without pay for boarding Panthers D Aaron Ekblad on Sunday, the league announced Monday.
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The IRS said it would also recall a "significant portion" of its workforce, bringing them back to work without pay.
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Those inspectors are working without pay and more are likely to be called in this week, spokesman Gregory Martin said.
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The agency said that it would recall a "significant portion" of its workforce, summoning them back to work without pay.
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The third case, a broader constitutional challenge to requiring workers to be on the job without pay, was filed Wednesday.
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But Dyantyi, like several other organizers working on limited resources, oftentimes without pay in the fight against GBV, is drained.
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Additionally, a second HiEMA employee resigned before disciplinary action was taken and another was suspended without pay, said Maj. Gen.
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Both the police and military have often gone for months without pay, encouraging them to extort money from angry civilians.
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Elsewhere in the logistics industry, the ability to take time off without pay is not typically treated as a benefit.
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TSA employees, who are among the estimated 420,000 federal workers forced to work without pay, have been calling out sick.
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The holiday shutdown was projected by Senate Democrats to furlough 380,000 federal employees and keep 420,000 more working without pay.
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That agreement came shortly after Osuna completed a 75-game suspension that Major League Baseball imposed upon him without pay.
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One jail guard was suspended without pay pending the outcome of Graves' investigation, the county Department of Corrections told CNN.
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Seven hospital workers have since been relieved of their duties without pay while officials investigate the incident, officials told ABC.
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The longest such shutdown in U.S. history has left 800,000 federal workers without pay and struggling to make ends meet.
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It's the fourth week of Donald Trump's government shutdown, with around 800,000 federal employees working without pay since Dec. 25454.
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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents, who are working without pay at airports nationwide, have called out sick in record numbers.
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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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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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The Department of Homeland Security is also shut though many employees have been deemed essential and are working without pay.
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Kudlow sparked outrage in January after he said that federal employees were "volunteering" to work without pay amid the shutdown.
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The partial shutdown, now in its 85033th day, has forced 800,000 workers to either stay home or work without pay.
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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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We now have no custodial services while we work without pay to keep the International Space Station operating#EndTheShutdown pic.twitter.
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With the unauthorized use of property charges, which are felonies, he is now suspended without pay, according to NBC News.
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Each day is causing more damage to the economy — and more pain for the 800,000 federal workers going without pay.
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The suit claims that people housed in the facility for forced to work without pay or for $1 per day.
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She had little choice but to take the whole month off work, without pay, and cover all travel expenses herself.
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If the department closes, they are considered "essential" and would have to work without pay until the issue is resolved.
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The vast majority of employees at the Department of Homeland Security would be among those required to work without pay.
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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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Park Rangers had gone back to work without pay to keep National Parks from being overrun with waste and vandalized.
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" He said he wanted to serve in the job without pay to have "absolute ability to say what I think.
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On Monday, a union representing federal workers sued the government for requiring some employees deemed "essential" to work without pay.
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But more than half of small business owners are going months without pay - if they are taking any at all.
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She has been suspended without pay "until further order of this court," according to the state's Supreme Judicial Court. Gov.
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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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We're still getting weather forecasts because many meteorologists directly involved with creating weather forecasts are choosing to work without pay.
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But even with inspectors back at work -- without pay -- some experts still have safety concerns and recommend avoiding certain foods.
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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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FBI special agents, like other federal law enforcement personnel, are deemed "essential" and keep working without pay during government shutdowns.
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In the United States, where about 10,000 air traffic controllers have been working without pay, the reaction was also effusive.
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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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Domestic meat and poultry are still being inspected by staff at the Agriculture Department, but they are going without pay.
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Hunt was not charged, but the N.F.L. ultimately suspended him without pay for the first eight games of next season.
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But federal airport security screeners, now working without pay, have begun calling in sick, potentially causing delays for air travelers.
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"After one week without pay, everybody starts to suffer, from McDonald's all the way to Luigi's Restaurant," Mr. Beaubien said.
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Businesses across a variety of sectors — manufacturing, construction and transportation — have ordered their employees to stay home, usually without pay.
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Other "essential" workers, including those dealing with public safety and national security, continue working, some with and others without pay.
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RHP David Paulino was suspended 80 games without pay for violating Major League Baseball's Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.
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Without freelance writing, which I could do from anywhere, my leave of absence would have meant 60 days without pay.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have gone without pay or with reduced pay, and many missed their second paycheck on Friday.
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A second officer, Howie Lake II, was suspended for three days without pay for losing his temper during the incident.
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Over the weekend, a National University of Singapore spokesperson told the Straits Times that Huang had been suspended without pay.
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But the operator never shared those details with the responding officers and later was suspended for eight days without pay.
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What this means is that Hill offices are often filled with former interns who could afford to work without pay.
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And each of these times the extenders caboose hitched a ride, they did so largely without pay-fors or offsets.
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Justice Bernd Zabel was given a 30-day suspension without pay and a formal reprimand, according to the National Post.
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And that's why I called him in and suspended him without pay, as we were going to move towards termination.
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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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The former Georgia lawmaker said she recently volunteered to serve meals to furloughed federal workers who had gone without pay.
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What had been a two-day suspension became a five-day suspension without pay; the forfeited amount was about $1,500.
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National Weather Service forecasters are working without pay, but training and maintenance at the agency is on hold except for emergencies.
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Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred suspended New York Mets closer Jeurys Familia for 15 games without pay, beginning Opening Day.
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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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Those carefully lawyered plans are how some employees are deemed "essential" and forced to work without pay, while others stay home.
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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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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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F Antoine Vermette was suspended for 10 games without pay for slashing a linesman during a game, the NHL announced Thursday.
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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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The TSA workers are among the roughly 420,000 federal employees deemed essential who must work through the shutdown, but without pay.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin to resume paychecks for some 420,000 federal employees who are now working without pay during the shutdown.
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The tax agency also said it would recall a "significant portion" of its workforce, ordering them back to work without pay.
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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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He became a "labour tenant", working without pay on a white-owned farm in exchange for untitled land at its edge.
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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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Prior to that, he was suspended without pay after being accused of kissing the girl on school property earlier this year.
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Alix Morales, a Spanish teacher at Siegel High School, was suspended without pay after being accused of selling alcohol to students.
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The 420,000 federal employees who are considered "essential" and have to work without pay during the shutdown are, essentially, pretty screwed.
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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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Food stamps may end in March, while air traffic controllers and Transportation Security Administration agents are on the job without pay.
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Val Demings (Fla.): Ralph Velez, a federal employee at Orlando International Airport who worked without pay during the government shutdown. Rep.
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San Francisco Giants president and CEO Larry Baer was suspended without pay until July 2, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred announced Tuesday.
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Just this past friday, chef Ed Lee cooked lunch for TSA employees, who are working without pay, at Louisville International Airport.
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In neighboring Mississippi, Agriculture Department workers, Coast Guard members stationed along the Gulf and other federal workers were left without pay.
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People were dismissed for being five minutes late or sent home without pay because they hadn't had their highlights done recently.
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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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Tim Pritlove, a long time CCC member and former Congress organiser, doesn't think of it as simply working without pay though.
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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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Gregory was suspended at least one year without pay in January 2017, his third time violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers had to find ways to get to work to make sure we safely fly, without pay.
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In government shutdowns, active-duty troops continue to work without pay unless Congress passes separate legislation allowing them to get paid.
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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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The reassigned staffers included Kevin Chmielewski, a political appointee who was placed on administrative leave without pay, and three career officials.
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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 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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How in the world can anyone justify putting workers out of work or, worse still, requiring them to work without pay?
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" DHS Press Secretary Tyler Q. Houlton said that "the secretary shares the frustration of DHS employees who are going without pay.
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The National Treasury Employees Union filed a lawsuit Wednesday arguing that it's unconstitutional to force federal employees to work without pay.
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The metal workers, who earn roughly $2 an hour, had been on strike over their wages for 55 days without pay.
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The Justice Department houses the FBI and a significant portion of both of these departments are essential employees working without pay.
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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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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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The officer, Nicholas Batka, 353, was suspended without pay and arrested on eight charges, including manslaughter, assault and driving while intoxicated.
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Workers for the Transportation Security Administration are considered essential federal employees, so they have to work without pay during the shutdown.
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But unlike other major news outlets, many of Voice of America's reporters are working without pay, victims of the shutdown themselves.
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The union's president, J. David Cox, called the requirement that some federal employees work without pay "inhumane" in a statement Monday.
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She told British media she refused an offer to go buy a pair of heels and was sent home without pay.
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Many of the workers that have been retained or brought back by the FDA and USDA are also working without pay.
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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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Police, fire and sanitation workers would perform their jobs without pay but would be paid when the tax money came in.
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The standoff has left a quarter of the federal government closed down and hundreds of thousands of federal employees without pay.
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Without pay on death or a cosignatory, the account may be frozen, and have to be settled and released through probate.
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Now 800,000 federal workers are about to miss a second paycheck, and some workers are refusing to keep working without pay.
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In mid-August, the investigation concluded, and President Michael V. Drake suspended Meyer for six weeks, without pay, and three games.
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It is rare for an ATP chair umpire to be suspended, and even rarer for one to be suspended without pay.
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Sheriff Israel said he informed Deputy Peterson on Thursday that he was being suspended without pay and placed under internal investigation.
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Mr. Young said his members, many of them military veterans, were nearing their breaking point after working for weeks without pay.
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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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Transportation Security Administration employees are working without pay, but so far no major delays have been reported because of the shutdown.
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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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Gurriel received a five-game suspension without pay, but he will not serve it until the start of the 2018 season.
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Edwards abused an African-American man with intellectual disabilities by coercing him to work long hours in a restaurant without pay.
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Many members effectively became indentured servants for Nxivm, working for years without pay and losing their life's savings, the plaintiffs said.
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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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The NBA indefinitely suspended Charlotte Hornets guard Malik Monk without pay Wednesday for violating terms of the league's anti-drug program.
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He threatened others with knives and coerced them into working without pay on a property his family owned in North Carolina.
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On Soccer After Bury Football Club was shuttered on the eve of this season, five employees chose to persevere without pay.
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If the shutdown goes on for weeks, about 1.3 million active-duty military will be expected to work potentially without pay.
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Washington Capitals forward Garnet Hathaway was suspended without pay for three games for spitting on an opponent, the NHL announced Wednesday.
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ONE-GAME SUSPENSIONS Chicago's Robin Lopez and Toronto's Serge Ibaka were suspended one game without pay by the N.B.A. for fighting.
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According to an update released by DMAPS on Friday, three people have been fired and 34 are under investigation without pay.
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The reassigned staffers included Kevin Chmielewski, a political appointee who was placed on administrative leave without pay, and three career officials.
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Chicago police representatives said Walsh and March are no longer with the force and that Gaffney will be suspended without pay.
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The shutdown has lasted a full pay cycle for the 220,29 federal employees who are not working or working without pay.
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Many national parks are staying open on donated time and money, while rangers, maintenance crews, and other staff work without pay.
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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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Impact: Here's a visual look at the shutdown's far-reaching consequences for the 800,000 federal workers who are going without pay.
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People who have jobs in public safety functions will have to report to work without pay, and will receive delayed salaries.
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US District Judge Richard Leon rejected requests for temporary restraining orders in three cases — one asked for an order forcing the government to pay workers now, another asked for an order prohibiting the government from making any employee work without pay, and a third asked for an order giving federal workers a choice about whether to work without pay.
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In addition to all of the immediate pain being felt by many public servants and contractors who are struggling to pay their bills — whether they are expected to work without pay or required to stay home from work without pay — there are pernicious, long-term consequences to this treatment of the federal workforce that we need to focus on.
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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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Edwards admitted to using violence, threats and intimidation to make John Christopher Smith work more than 100 hours a week 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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The Trump administration has been recalling some employees to work without pay in an effort to minimize the effects of the shutdown.
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Some 420,000 employees are considered "essential," and are working without pay, while an estimated 380,000 others have been ordered to stay home.
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A shortage of air traffic controllers — who have had to work without pay during the shutdown — delayed flights at several major airports.
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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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But despite Trump's assertion, ABC apologized for the story, issued a full retraction and suspended Brian Ross for a month without pay.
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Some 800,000 federal workers must either work without pay for the time being, or stay home and wait to be paid later.
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The NTEU case was filed on behalf of two Customs and Border Protection officers required to work without pay during the shutdown.
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Peterson was placed on administrative leave without pay after investigators reviewed surveillance video that showed the deputy outside the building, Israel said.
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The worker went on to say that they must lift heavy boxes and take time off without pay if they get injured.
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According to an investigator on the trip, men and women were forced to work up to 22 hours a day, without pay.
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Macron came under fire on Thursday after it transpired that Benalla's punishment at the time was a 15-day suspension without pay.
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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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Essential employees have been called back to work without pay in agencies like the Internal Revenue Service and the Transportation Security Administration.
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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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Venit was suspended for one month without pay after Crews came forward with allegations that the agent groped him in February 214.
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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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In one striking example, workers at Murray Energy were required to attend a rally (without pay) for 2012 presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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TSA agents were among the government employees who worked without pay during the recent partial government shutdown, which lasted for 35 days.
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As hundreds of thousands of workers face furloughs or work without pay, the shutdown is expected to reduce gross domestic product growth.
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More than 16 million Americans care for someone with Alzheimer's disease without pay, an experience that can be intensive and emotionally taxing.
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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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The officer in the Miami incident was identified as Mario Figueroa, who was suspended without pay pending the outcome of an investigation.
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" A reporter replied by questioning Kudlow's take on volunteering, saying that it's "not volunteering if you're being forced to work without pay.
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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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Peterson was initially suspended without pay, though Israel said he was eyeing Peterson's termination, and the school resource officer resigned shortly thereafter.
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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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Officer Syed, a 10-year veteran assigned to the office that handles disciplinary proceedings against officers, was suspended without pay on Tuesday.
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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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A senior administration official said Saturday that thousands of the agency's employees will continue to work during the shutdown, albeit without pay.
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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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Now, "she is taking an immediate leave of absence, without pay, to focus on her legal situation," MSU spokeswoman Emily Guerrant said.
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That comprises 20 senators and 82 representatives, with members from both parties making up a similar proportion of those going without pay.
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The free-agent pitchers Julio Lugo and Adolfi Telleria were each suspended for 72 games without pay after testing positive for stanozolol.
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The network had to clarify and then correct the story before suspending the reporter responsible, Brian Ross, for four weeks without pay.
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Roughly 800,000 federal workers are going without pay and several federal systems are closed, including the Smithsonian museums and some national parks.
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Certain services and projects would stop, and Republicans would be furloughing almost a million federal workers without pay just days before Christmas.
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This Christmas, Transportation Security Administration agents and air traffic controllers are working without pay during the busiest travel days of the year.
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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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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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F Shawn Horcoff was suspended for 20 games without pay on Tuesday for a violation of the NHL's performance enhancing substances program.
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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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Another agent warns special agents and uniformed division officers working without pay is not only hurting morale, but can also be dangerous.
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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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Now, you can do the same for federal employees forced to work -- or not work -- without pay during the partial government shutdown.
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The IRS ordered tens of thousands of employees this week to return to work without pay as tax-filing season gets underway.
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One idea, he said, that could potentially have an effect is to make it illegal for federal employees to work without pay.
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In the short term, we should make emergency aid available for those millions of Americans who will be staying home without pay.
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In September, USC's Office of the Provost decided that Guerrero would be suspended without pay for a semester, beginning in fall 2018.
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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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Marks entered the referees' locker room after the game, earning himself a $25,000 fine, and was suspended without pay for Game 5.
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The Hong Kong-based carrier said profits fell more than 27% as it cut flights and asked employees to work without pay.
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A spokeswoman for the agency confirmed on Thursday that Mr. Venit had been demoted and suspended without pay after an internal investigation.
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Mr. Crase also received a 15-day suspension without pay, and the presidency has stopped working with him, Mr. Roger-Petit said.
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On this Sunday the intrigue surrounded Harvey, who was suspended for three days without pay for an unspecified violation of team rules.
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But every few months he would ask again, as if he could not quite believe that they were helping him without pay.
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For most, going without pay to care for a family member or themselves just won't work, and can lead to severe hardship.
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Another employee is in the process of being suspended without pay and a third employee resigned before any disciplinary action was taken.
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The sources did not give any timeline for any action, but added the company might also offer to retain them without pay.
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Detectives formally presented the case to the State Attorney's Office on October 23, and Miller was suspended without pay on October 28.
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The memo said flight attendants can drop their re-assigned trips, without pay, if United is able to find replacements for them.
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Bob Casey (D-Pennsylvania) -- Monica Hughes, an Army reservist and Pittsburgh International Airport TSA officer who worked without pay during the shutdownSen.
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The department "cannot suspend an officer without pay unless there is an arrest, an indictment or a failed drug test," he said.
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"So many people work so hard, sometimes without pay, to make our city function and make it a better place," she said.
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While 800,20153 government workers and contractors went without pay, most economists do not expect lasting damage to the economy from the shutdown.
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The committed employees, working without pay, took to the internet and started a social media campaign that would make Tiny Tim proud.
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Transportation Security Administration workers at several major airports around the country, working without pay since the partial government shutdown began on Dec.
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This means that while people with more crucial roles will remain on the job without pay, the departments will not fully function.
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But the staff serving that food and guarding those inmates had to go without pay thanks to the federal government's partial shutdown.
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Both pleaded not guilty, according to The Associated Press, which said the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court had suspended Judge Joseph without pay.
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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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However, the judges hearing those cases are working without pay, according to Ashley Tabaddor, the president of the national immigration judges' union.
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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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This weekend, in a show of solidarity, air traffic controllers in Canada sent pizzas to American controllers, who 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 Trump administration is being sued by the National Air Traffic Controllers Association for forcing employees to work without pay, NBC News reports.
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The partial government shutdown dragged into its 27th day Thursday, leaving 800,000 workers without pay, airport security delayed and national parks largely unattended.
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Half of those federal staffers were required to work through the shutdown without pay but were promised back pay once the government reopens.
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The news comes as the partial shutdown notched its 33rd day, with no end in sight as roughly 800,000 workers go without pay.
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Van Dyke, who was suspended without pay after he was charged, pleaded not guilty to murder and is on bail pending the trial.
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In the meantime, PAFA has joined a growing list of museums offering free entry to the 800,000 government workers currently living without pay.
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Disciplined over racially charged language Clark was suspended without pay, and reassigned, in 2013, acccording to information received in the open records request.
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Trump, who canceled a planned vacation to Florida as 800,000 federal employees remain without pay, spent the morning posting his grievances on Twitter.
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More than 473,000 workers were projected to temporarily work without pay — though the affected pay cycles will not come for a few weeks.
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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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Unlike the 47 powerful men who have been fired or forced to resign since Weinstein, Venit was suspended without pay for 30 days.
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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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A second police officer, Emile Hollant, has also been placed on administrative leave without pay after giving conflicting statements to investigators, Spring said.
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The MDEQ officials charged were also suspended without pay as of Wednesday, Melanie Brown, a spokeswoman for the agency, said in an email.
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Investigator Martin Plimmer told the BBC broadcaster that the 58-year-old victim was thought to have worked without pay since his teens.
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Those three and two others were placed on administrative leave in May 2014 and then suspended without pay in November of that year.
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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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Meanwhile, nearly 800,000 federal employees are currently working without pay, something Jimmy Kimmel pointed out in his return to late night on Tuesday.
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The NFL says Jones will be suspended without pay for the first 2017 regular season game for violating the league's Personal Conduct Policy.
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If Watson was an NFL player, the league would impose a 6-game suspension without pay for a 1st time domestic violence offense.
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Exempted employees (or those considered especially vital) continued working without pay, receiving a paycheck for that time after a funding bill was passed.
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"Staff in these facilities operate nearly around the clock in some cases and many go without pay for weeks on end," Mowafi said.
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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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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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Businesses are seeking to alleviate shutdown woes for the 800,21625 federal workers working without pay with freebies and special programs across the country.
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The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) sued the federal government Friday because its members are working without pay during the government shutdown.
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That the witness intimidation continues while hundreds of thousands of honest public servants are without pay moves it from just outrageous to unconscionable.
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Similar events are planned at other Florida airports this week, with some including free meals for federal employees forced to 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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White House staff suspension: Tricia Newbold, a White House security specialist, was suspended for two weeks without pay for allegedly defying her boss.
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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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Air traffic controllers who work for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are among the estimated 28500,6900 federal employees expected to work without pay.
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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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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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The National Treasury Employees Union argued that requiring essential employees to work without pay violates the Antideficiency Act, part of the US Code.
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The latest guidance is that court offices will run out of money January 25, at which point essential staff will work without pay.
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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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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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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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Federal parks will close and more than 400,000 federal "essential" employees in those agencies will work without pay until the dispute is resolved.
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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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Twenty years ago, the N.B.A. suspended Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf for two days without pay when he refused to stand during the national anthem.
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The stories you're seeing on the news of government families working without pay and facing financial disaster are a feature, not a bug.
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In the face of a global pandemic, millions of Americans are at risk of going without pay for a prolonged period of time.
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At a conference of America's mayors on Thursday in Washington, he expressed his gratitude to federal employees who have been working without pay.
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Travelers have complained that airport security lines, run by Transportation Security Administration officers who are working without pay, have come to a crawl.
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Detroit Pistons star Kentavious Caldwell-Pope has been suspended 2 games without pay for his March drunk driving arrest ... the league announced Friday.
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The seven officers were immediately suspended without pay; two other officers were stripped of their guns and badges and placed on administrative duty.
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Oakland A's outfielder Matt Joyce received a two-game suspension without pay for directing an antigay slur toward a fan in Anaheim, Calif.
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In early 2019, he suggested that workers who had been sent home without pay during the government shutdown should take out personal loans.
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To make that possible, an additional 36,000 federal workers were asked back to come back to work without pay to help process refunds.
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He eventually compelled some of them to work without pay on his family property in North Carolina, and he threatened others with knives.
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He was suspended without pay in 2016, along with thousands of others, because the company said it had run out of raw materials.
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Well Ephraim later finds his superior's notes filled with lies about him misbehaving, and the suggestion that the company fire him without pay.
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On Monday, NBC Sports announced it had indefinitely suspended Roenick without pay "for making inappropriate comments about his co-workers," a spokesman said.
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Health issues accompanying the pregnancy forced Shroyer's wife, Ivonne, out of work for about about six months — most of that time without pay.
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Chmielewski was put on administrative leave without pay earlier this year in what he says was retaliation for pushing back on Pruitt's decisions.
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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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And as people get laid off or have to stay home from work without pay, cost will become even more of a barrier.
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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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Legions of contractors are out of work and, unlike federal employees working without pay, they have no expectation of recovering the missed wages.
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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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"Three former congregants told an assistant US attorney [Jill Rose] that the Brazilians were being forced to work without pay," the AP reports.
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" Who's working but not getting paid: "Some 420,000 federal employees ... are working without pay, including the FBI, TSA and other federal law enforcement officers.
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Measures of poverty usually count annual income, so would not register a rise in the number of people going a few weeks without pay.
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Approximately 800,000 employees have been left without pay — wondering how to cover all their bills — amid an ongoing partial shutdown of the federal government.
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The small percentage who remain - most deemed essential to "prevent imminent threats to human life or the protection of property" - are working without pay.
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The decision comes as hundreds of thousands of federal employees are sent home without pay and some federal services come to an abrupt halt.
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The federal government shutdown was in its 33rd day Wednesday, with little sign of relief for the roughly 800,000 federal workers going without pay.
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But researchers said more significant effects will be felt by individual businesses and workers, particularly the nearly 800,000 federal employees who went without pay.
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Employees of the National Endowment for the Arts, which funds many public arts programs, are among the 800,000 government workers currently living without pay.
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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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One Republican congressman, Rodney Davis of Illinois, was confronted on a plane for riding first class as some of his constituents work without pay.
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The Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic controllers are among the 420,000 federal employees who have been deemed essential and ordered to work without pay.
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The claim that men and women were working up to 22 hours a day without pay at the catfish factory has also been attributed.
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Two other deputies were suspended for three days without pay, but were not demoted in rank, Sheriff Earl "Moose" Butler said in a statement.
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Most notably, before the pair's disappearance, Cummins had been suspended without pay after being accused of kissing Elizabeth inside his classroom earlier in January.
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On Friday, the former president, 72, and his wife, former first lady Laura Bush delivered pizza to federal workers, who are working without pay.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. – West Virginia corrections officials said Friday that they have suspended a fifth jail guard without pay following an inmate escape early Oct.
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But in an unusual and powerful move, a teacher was suspended without pay for failing to intervene in escalating tensions between the two students.
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Under the old contract system, studios wielded enormous power over actors, forcing them to take roles and suspending them without pay if they refused.
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His wife, Molly Brown, didn't speak to NFL investigators during their 10-month investigation that led to Josh Brown's one-game ban without pay.
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"That's where I'm at today," Yzerman said on Thursday, one day after Drouin was suspended indefinitely without pay for missing a minor league game.
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Verizon did not celebrate German's quick-thinking heroics, instead the telecommunications company suspended German for three weeks without pay for violating Verizon' safety rules.
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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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She said she was later informed the officer had been suspended without pay for 30 days, but she remains upset and is not satisfied.
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Naquin is being held on $75,000 bond and has been suspended without pay from her position at Destrehan High School in St. Charles Parish.
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Blake Griffin will be suspended 4 games -- without pay -- for punching the Clippers equipment assistant manager during a violent altercation in Toronto last month.
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Peterson, who's been labeled the so-called "Coward of Broward County," was initially suspended without pay, but eventually resigned 8 days after the shooting.
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When Udall asked Pruitt if one of his aides, Milan Hupp, worked without pay to find housing for the administrator, Pruitt said she did.
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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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However, several reports have surfaced that both sides are feeling increased pressure to come to a resolution the longer constituents are working without pay.
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He was placed on administrative leave without pay during the course of the investigation and stripped of his badge, firearms and uniform, Bevan said.
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Trump on Wednesday asserted that workers "agree" with his decision to push forward on demands for a border wall as they go without pay.
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Four of the individuals have been required to work without pay during the shutdown, while one has been deemed nonessential, according to the lawsuit.
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More than 800,000 federal workers are impacted by the shutdown, with many working without pay until the government reopens and issues them back pay.
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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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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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Starks, who has not been charged with any crime, was suspended without pay after the incident and was fired Thursday, July 26, police said.
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The union requested a temporary restraining order that would effectively allow essential employees not to be forced to work without pay during the shutdown.
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"Over 7,000 people in Massachusetts have been sent home or are working without pay during the #TrumpShutdown," the Massachusetts Democrat wrote in a tweet.
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Four hundred and twenty thousand federal employees are working in what the government deems essential positions and are required to continue working without pay.
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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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About 55,000 TSA employees, who screen about 800 million airplane passengers each year, are considered essential employees and are required to work without pay.
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More than 50,000 TSA officers are among some 800,000 federal workers have been ordered to stay home or work without pay during the shutdown.
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Alshon Jeffery, the Chicago Bears' star receiver, was suspended for four games without pay for violating the N.F.L.'s policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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Though not expected to affected holiday plans, the shutdown has thrown Washington into a tailspin and forced some 420,000 federal employees to without pay.
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Working without pay, TSA agents have begun to call in sick, and in Miami, one terminal has been closed, intermittently, due to staffing shortages.
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Minnesota Twins minor league third baseman Sean Miller, who is assigned to the Double-A Chattanooga Lookouts, also was banned 50 games without pay.
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National parks are filling with trash while vital law enforcement personnel are working without pay for no reason at all — it's ridiculous and maddening.
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Why it matters: Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner are both working as senior advisors to President Trump without pay for those roles.
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More than two weeks later, some 800,113 federal workers are still at home — yet, about half were told to stay and work without pay.
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There are about 51,000 TSA employees out of the more than 420,000 government workers -- and counting -- deemed essential and forced to work without pay.
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According to DHS procedures, out of the Secret Service's 7,222 employees, an estimated 5,978 remain on the job during a government shutdown without pay.
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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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But the Border Patrol is not the only law enforcement agency working without pay, and law enforcement in general is an important Trump constituency.
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According to a press release on behalf of Toronto Police Services chief Mark Saunders, Forcillo has now be suspended from the force without pay.
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Minnesota Twins right-hander Michael Pineda received a 60-game suspension without pay for violating the league's drug policy, Major League Baseball announced Saturday.
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To get tax refunds processed, the IRS is forcing employees to work without pay, with the promise of back pay once the government reopens.
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An estimated 800,000 government employees have been affected by the shutdown — about 420,000 who are working without pay and another 380,000 on unpaid leave.
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So people are not just being required to work one shift without pay, but often two in a row — 16 hours on the job.
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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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But ESPN's subscriber base has declined to 87 million households from 100 million in 2012, as people increasingly decide to live without pay television.
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Legions of contractors were put out of work and, unlike federal employees working without pay, they have no expectation of recovering the missed wages.
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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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Right now, many thousands of workers are being sent home, often without pay, as their industries are being crippled by the public health emergency.
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She was suspended for a month without pay in January 2016 for similar comments she made in 2012 that she pleaded no contest to.
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In a short message posted to Instagram, the rapper excoriated Trump over requiring workers to work without pay, which is common during government shutdowns.
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Secret Service agents and Homeland Security personnel deemed essential are working without pay as the shutdown heads toward the conclusion of a fourth week.
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Lawyers who represent consumers work for years without pay, fighting against mega-banks, and when they win, they are paid for doing their jobs.
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Another employee is in the process of being suspended without pay and a third employee resigned before any disciplinary action was taken, Logan said.
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NBC has suspended Jeremy Roenick indefinitely without pay ... after the pro-turned-analyst went on a podcast and made sexual comments about his coworkers.
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" NBC Sports released a statement on Monday, saying "Jeremy Roenick has been suspended indefinitely without pay for making inappropriate comments about his co-workers.
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Even though government employees can be prosecuted for working during a shutdown, many did so anyway, laboring without pay to keep vital projects running.
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Soon after Amin arrived, Islam allegedly took his passport and made him work 18 hours a day, allegedly without pay, according to the indictment.
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Already, police officers on her reservation, who are employees of the federal government and not the tribe, were being forced to work without pay.
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Seattle Mariners catcher Steve Clevenger has been SUSPENDED for the rest of the MLB season -- without pay -- for a series of racially insensitive tweets.
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More than 1,000 agents maxed out their pay along the way, meaning that in the campaign's final months they were working overtime without pay.
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That includes border patrol agents who are working without pay, according to Joshua Wilson, vice president of the border patrol union in San Diego.
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But most of those agencies' employees are considered essential, so they will need to work without pay until a government funding bill is passed.
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Federal parks were to close and more than 400,000 federal "essential" employees in those agencies will work without pay until the dispute is resolved.
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There is one gentleman who told me he doesn't agree with the president and is not willing to go without pay to get the wall.
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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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Since then, numerous government workers have been sent home without pay as many recreational facilities are forced to shutter by the sudden stop in funding.
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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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In addition to being a CEO, he is also a fully licensed police officer -- a position he fulfills without pay due to his considerable wealth.
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During a shutdown, federal employees — including government lawyers — must have specific authorization to continue working, since it's illegal for them to do so without pay.
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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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The Trump administration had initially estimated the shutdown would cost the economy 0.1 percentage point in growth every two weeks that employees were without pay.
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That said, there might have to be a few less beers in the future as we save up for the months we'll be without pay.
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Unable to afford another month without pay and afraid to lose her job if she got suspended again, Inserillo agreed to go a treatment program.
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Philadelphia Phillies center fielder Odubel Herrera was suspended for the remainder of the 13 season without pay for violating Major League Baseball's domestic violence policy.
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Not only are 800,000 government workers going without pay, a delay to tax refunds for other citizens will hit companies that rely on consumer spending.
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The men on Friday's patrol have also left behind their families and other commitments to aid in the rescue operation in Houston, working without pay.
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You should also read this: FBI agents across the country, who are working without pay, say they can't do their jobs because of the shutdown.
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Such a plan reduces monthly payments based on a person's income, so a government worker without pay may temporarily reduce their monthly payment to zero.
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Federal workers who are deemed "essential" are required to work during the shutdown without pay, and over 800,000 people missed their second paycheck this week.
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Several of those unions, such as the National Federation of Federal Employees, have sued the administration for forcing some employees to continue working without pay.
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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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He was activated Tuesday from the restricted list after he served an 80-game suspension without pay for testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance.
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About 90 percent of the USDA's 9,500 Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) employees remain on the job but are working without pay, he said.
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Unlike volunteers, who set their own schedules and enjoy unlimited coffee and appreciation, interns compete for the prestige of working in demanding jobs without pay.
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In accordance with NBA rules, Green will serve a one-game suspension without pay for accruing his fourth Flagrant Foul point of the 2016 postseason.
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They defined informal caregivers as those who, without pay, help or care for an elderly, ill or disabled relative other than a child or grandchild.
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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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Police in a tweet Tuesday said six other officers were suspended without pay for up to a month and a 21979th officer retired last year.
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The two were both originally suspended two games without pay for violations of unsportsmanlike conduct and unnecessary roughness, but saw a reduction to one game.
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Nevertheless, McFarland urged those who still believed in the idea of the company to stick around and help build the talent-booking service without pay.
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The small percentage of who remain - most deemed essential to "prevent imminent threats to human life or the protection of property" - are working without pay.
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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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Federal authorities accused him of defrauding employees by requiring them to work two "voluntary" hours a day without pay, in violation of Labor Department regulations.
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Though the department recommended that Ms. Vidaud serve a two-day suspension without pay, her punishment has yet to be approved by the police chief.
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Loughry has since been suspended without pay and temporarily replaced with a justice from a lower court, who's not implicated in any of the scandals.
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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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One TSA Staffer, Miguel Pagarigan, reportedly expressed his frustration with working without pay at a job for which his commute is more than 40 miles.
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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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She is one of thousands of contractors who work jobs like cleaning, guarding and cooking at federal workplaces that went without pay during the shutdown.
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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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On Thursday, the New Hampshire authorities announced that a state trooper had been relieved of his duties without pay as a result of the investigation.
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Investigations of fatal accidents are on hold, TSA officers working without pay have had excessive absences and lifesaving treatments are seeing their FDA approvals delayed.
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OF Cam Williams was hit with a 56-game suspension without pay after he tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug, a metabolite of Nandrolone.
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If it happens, more than 420,000 government workers, including Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection agents, are expected to work without pay.
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When asked to respond to President Trump saying he "can relate" to government workers who are going without pay, Burr didn't agree with Trump's sentiments.
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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 Coast Guard is the only branch of the military that is working without pay, so the food pantry was set up just for them.
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If they weren't fired for refusing to lie to meet sales goals, they had to work late to make up for missing targets, without pay.
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Citing police documents, TMZ reports that Edwards allegedly walked out of a bar without pay his $36 bill last month, and the bartender called police.
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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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MODEST-MODERATE GROWTH The Trump administration has been recalling some employees to work without pay in an effort to minimize the fallout from the shutdown.
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Cincinnati Reds minor league first baseman Montrell Marshall, who is on the roster of the Class-A Dayton Dragons, was suspended 50 games without pay.
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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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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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Mr. Sakamoto suggested that he could take over the job of choosing it, without pay, if only so he could feel more comfortable eating there.
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The North Korean state compels many children and adults to work in agriculture, construction and road building without pay in "communal labor," the report said.
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A deputy assigned to patrol the campus was found asleep by a student the same afternoon, the sheriff's office said; he was suspended without pay.
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Over the past week or so, the real-life consequences of the shutdown for the 800,000 federal employees currently going without pay have become apparent.
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His resignation came just as fellow lawmakers were preparing to vote on whether to expel him from the State Senate or suspend him without pay.
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For Angela Tucker, 44, who is working without pay as a corrections officer at a federal prison near Seattle, everything has become a balancing act.
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Whether its employees, who have been working without pay during the government shutdown, will be bolstered by this show of support remains to be seen.
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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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Those who don't work in these areas could very well be sent home by their employer without pay if they show symptoms of pandemic influenza.
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He served in Geneva without pay and was generally well regarded until a female employee charged that he had touched her inappropriately during a meeting.
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Moreover, it remains unclear why he volunteered to work for Mr. Trump's campaign without pay at a time when he was experiencing significant financial pressure.
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Two trainers and a cadet were canned earlier, while 34 others were suspended without pay during the investigation of the photo, which was released Dec.
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" Trump reignited his attacks after Thursday's preseason games, claiming that players should be "suspended without pay" for taking a knee during "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Seattle Police Department said in a statement Thursday that the police officer was suspended six days without pay for using a ruse during the investigation.
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In a statement, Coral Springs police said Vidaud has been disciplined for "failure to supervise," which could result in a two-day suspension without pay.
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Ms. Dennis, a former administrative social worker and marketing consultant, had always wanted to work for a P.R. agency — badly enough to work without pay.
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Many restaurants are already asking their employees to take time off without pay, according to a spokesperson for that union, which represents about 9,000 members.
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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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" A few hours later, Larry Kudlow, director of Donald Trump's National Economic Council, told reporters that federal employees forced to work without pay were "volunteering.
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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 shutdown will affect hundreds of thousands of government workers, many of whom will be asked to work without pay until a deal is reached.
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The funding lapse idled hundreds of thousands of federal workers, left hundreds of thousands more working without pay and disrupted air travel, among other effects.
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The small percentage of who remain - most deemed essential to "prevent imminent threats to human life or the protection of property" - are working without pay.
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The NFL had suspended Brown for 1 game without pay for the arrest (the season opener) -- citing a violation of the league's personal conduct policy.
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The USDA and Interior Department staffers who Descartes usually calls either cannot be reached or are working without pay, he said, leading to awkward conversations.
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New England Patriots tight end Lance Kendricks was suspended for the first game of the regular season without pay for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
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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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The U.S. government is still shut down, meaning hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be asked to work without pay or stay home from work.
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As hundreds of thousands of workers face furloughs or work without pay, the shutdown is expected to reduce gross domestic product growth for the first quarter.
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"Employees of the most powerful nation in the world are being forced to work without pay and line up at diaper or food banks," Solomon said.
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An estimated 800,000 government employees remain without pay as Trump and Congress fail to reach an agreement over funding a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The three officers were suspended for two days without pay and, after Ferguson sued, the city settled for $8,000 and made the officers delete the video.
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Workers at Tesla plant in New York went months without pay, and the company is facing a new lawsuit alleging nonpayment from a contractor in California.
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