Federal Pay Legislation. Hearings ... 88-1, 2 ... Sept. 5, 1963; May 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 22, 25, 1964 |
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Congressmen deserved some raise , too , for they have not had one in 9 years .
Civil servants have had six raises in that period . The argument that some
Congressmen are not worth what they get may be valid . But most of them are ,
and ...
Congressmen deserved some raise , too , for they have not had one in 9 years .
Civil servants have had six raises in that period . The argument that some
Congressmen are not worth what they get may be valid . But most of them are ,
and ...
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Congressmen deserved some raise , too , for they have not had one in 9 years .
Civil servants have ... Thus a Congressman could vote for the raise and then
denounce it to make his constituents believe he had opposed it . But
Representative ...
Congressmen deserved some raise , too , for they have not had one in 9 years .
Civil servants have ... Thus a Congressman could vote for the raise and then
denounce it to make his constituents believe he had opposed it . But
Representative ...
Page 168
We think the course of responsibility in the pay raise bill would have been for the
Congressmen to ask for more but not so ... 15 , 1964 ) PAY RAISES Those liberal
Democrats who voted against the congressional pay raise because it would be ...
We think the course of responsibility in the pay raise bill would have been for the
Congressmen to ask for more but not so ... 15 , 1964 ) PAY RAISES Those liberal
Democrats who voted against the congressional pay raise because it would be ...
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That is why they go along for years without getting an increase as they vote pay
raises for other Government employees . ... 25 , 1964 ) , LOGIC ON THE
SUBJECT OF FEDERAL PAY RATES The Federal pay raise bill was defeated for
the ...
That is why they go along for years without getting an increase as they vote pay
raises for other Government employees . ... 25 , 1964 ) , LOGIC ON THE
SUBJECT OF FEDERAL PAY RATES The Federal pay raise bill was defeated for
the ...
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In this cycle , periodic raises are given the classified service and they gradually
narrow the gap between executive and ... Because it is politically difficult to raise
congressional or executive salaries , Congress will delay action on this problem ...
In this cycle , periodic raises are given the classified service and they gradually
narrow the gap between executive and ... Because it is politically difficult to raise
congressional or executive salaries , Congress will delay action on this problem ...
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Page 51 - ... work as compared to private industry rates. Our pay scales are Inadequate throughout all levels of employment. All of the testimony presented to the committee by members of the executive branch, starting with the Honorable John W. Macy, Jr., Chairman of the US Civil Service Commission, the Honorable Elmer B. Staats, Deputy Director of the Bureau of the Budget, as well as a number of members of the Cabinet, and directors of various bureaus and agencies has indicated that the administration's proposal...
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| Title | Federal Pay Legislation. Hearings ... 88-1, 2 ... Sept. 5, 1963; May 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 22, 25, 1964 |
| Author | United States. Congress. Senate. Post Office and Civil Service |
| Published | 1964 |
| Length | 311 pages |
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