H.R.1248 - To amend title 5, United States Code, to provide that civilian employees of the Department of Defense performing unsatisfactory work shall not be eligible for annual nationwide adjustments to pay schedules.

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  • Official: To amend title 5, United States Code, to provide that civilian employees of the Department of Defense performing unsatisfactory work shall not be eligible for annual nationwide adjustments to pay schedules. as introduced.

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Allen West

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3/29/2011--Introduced.Denies a pay adjustment to civilian employees of the Department of Defense (DOJ) who have an unacceptable performance rating.

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12/11/11
West: Cutting Spending While Protecting the Mission

In fact, I found three places to cut spending and sponsored three bills to do so: H.R. 1246, H.R. 1247 and H.R. 1248. • H.R. 1246 will reduce the printing and reproduction budget by 10 percent. • H.R. 1247 will reduce funding for defense studies ...

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12/11/11
West: Cutting Spending While Protecting the Mission

In fact, I found three places to cut spending and sponsored three bills to do so: H.R. 1246, H.R. 1247 and H.R. 1248. • H.R. 1246 will reduce the printing and reproduction budget by 10 percent. • H.R. 1247 will reduce funding for defense studies ...

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12/10/11
West: Cutting Spending While Protecting the Mission

In fact, I found three places to cut spending and sponsored three bills to do so: H.R. 1246, H.R. 1247 and H.R. 1248. • H.R. 1246 will reduce the printing and reproduction budget by 10 percent. • H.R. 1247 will reduce funding for defense studies ...

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05/16/12
In Bizarre, Soviet-Style Move, White House Threatens to Veto ...

Only a comprehensive investigation—either by the Congress, or through the independent commission I've proposed in the Anthrax Attacks Investigation Act (H.R. 1248)—can give us those answers,” Holt said in a letter to the Chairmen of the ...

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05/15/12
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Only a comprehensive investigation—either by the Congress, or through the independent commission I've proposed in the Anthrax Attacks Investigation Act (H.R. 1248)—can give us those answers,” Holt said in a letter to the Chairmen of the ...

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Only a comprehensive investigation—either by the Congress, or through the independent commission I've proposed in the Anthrax Attacks Investigation Act (H.R. 1248)—can give us those answers,” Holt said in a letter to the Chairmen of the ...

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