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Shutdown woes will hit retirement for government employees
Marlene Satter | January 09, 2019
Federal employees not only haven't been paid during the shutdown, but they'll also feel the effects down the road in retirement.
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Shutdown weighs heavily on federal employees, contractors
Marlene Satter | January 03, 2019
One strategy out-of-work government employees are using to stay financially solvent? Returning Christmas presents.
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How the shutdown affects health programs
Shefali Luthra, Kaiser Health News | January 04, 2019
Seven outstanding bills are putting the squeeze on some important health-related initiatives.
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What to know about the SEC shutdown
Melanie Waddell | January 02, 2019
Advisors still need to file their forms on time despite the government shutdown.
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Government shutdown puts the brakes on key FDA functions
Marlene Satter | December 28, 2018
While most of the FDA is already funded through 2019, 41 percent of its workforce is being furloughed.
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Key health care suits stalled amid shutdown
Marlene Satter | January 09, 2019
The shutdown is limiting the DOJ's ability to proceed in the latest ACA litigation, as well as stalling progress in a class-action opioid lawsuit.
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Shutdown sidelines E-Verify, but hiring must go on
Leslie Patton | January 10, 2019
With the website down, employers hungry for labor have no way to weed out undocumented workers.
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ACA litigation officially put on hold as shutdown drags on
Nate Robson | January 11, 2019
The case is one of many put on hold during the government shutdown as the federal courts prepare to run out of contingency funds on Jan. 18.