Sentence examples for a federal worker from inspiring English sources

Every once in a while, a federal worker would come over and see how she was holding up.

Because a federal worker in the 1880s drew up a detailed blueprint of the site, now on display in a local museum, Mr. Aaberg said, he was able to identify many specific areas inside the compound, including the doctor's quarters.

Thursday is Census Day — the date when Americans are urged to fill out their census forms if they want to avoid a visit from a federal worker — and the deadline will put to test a months-long campaign by antigovernment activists who are encouraging people not to complete the questionnaires.

Same-sex couples cannot file joint federal tax returns; are not treated the same way as straight couples when it comes to estate taxes; do not get the same consideration from immigration officials that heterosexual couples do; do not get the same survivor benefits if one of the two of them was a federal worker, with a federal pension.

As a federal worker wrote to me: Though I have not yet been furloughed (even though having been subject to such for six days out of this year so far), and though I am in pretty good shape financially and can most likely survive the current federal folly … Most (nearly 70%) of households in this country live paycheck-to-paycheck.

Last year, OPM reports it pursued 8520 cases in which serious questions about a federal worker's character and conduct had been raised; between 100 and 200 of those cases resulted in a government-wide debarment.

Cover image: Internal Revenue Service worker Christine Helquist looks on during a federal workers protest rally at the Federal Building Thursday, Jan., 10, 2019, in Ogden, Utah.

Cover image: Pam Harrison participates in a federal workers protest rally at the Federal Building Thursday, Jan., 10, 2019, in Ogden, Utah.

If they have loan payments due to a federal workers' credit union or a retirement account, those payments would not be excused.

The strong position has won back some skeptics who questioned whether the nation's highest-profile advocate for older Americans was wobbling in its defense of crucial programs, said Witold Skwierczynski, a leader in a federal workers' union who has been organizing pickets at Social Security offices nationwide to protest possible cuts.

A small proportion (in the order of 10%to1515%) of workers are employed by organisations that self-insure or are covered under a federal workers' compensation agency, or are sole-traders and thus exempted from registering workers' compensation.