Overhaul legislation would cut off terminated employees’ pay immediately, but allow them seven days for an MSPB appeal.
The president says that “we could do so much more if Congress would come on and help out a little bit."
Overhaul legislation would cut off terminated employees’ pay immediately, but allow them seven days for an MSPB appeal.
But Democrats on the House Armed Services Committee say the resolution is simply a political move ahead of this week's House vote on suing President Obama.
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