Storify: Defense Civilians Take Furlough Notices to Twitter
- By Kedar Pavgi
- May 28, 2013
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Defense Department civilians began receiving furlough notices on Tuesday to officially inform them of 11 days of mandatory unpaid leave scheduled to begin on July 8. Facing a 20 percent pay cut from July through September, some civilian employees took their frustrations to Twitter.
We compiled some of their thoughts below:
(Image via Flickr user thecampbells)
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