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Can anyone tell me whats the minimum percent you can get in ATF S agent exam?
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Can years of military service transfer to another federal job?
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Civil Service Retirement Publications Publications concerning the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) are listed below. ... Retirement Facts 1 -- The Civil Service Retirement System, November 1997 ...
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Civil Service Retirement System Questions & Answers on the Civil Service Retirement System ... Contact the NALC Retirement Department for a printed copy, click here to browse it online ...
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Civil Service Retirement - eHow.com Learn about Civil Service Retirement on eHow.com. Find info and videos including: How to Calculate Civil Service Retirement Benefits, How to Calculate ...
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Contents Publication 721: Tax Guide to U.S. Civil Service Retirement Benefits ... Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) or the Federal Employees' Retirement ...
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Federal Retirement System The Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) was enacted in 1920, and ... Federal retirement system for eligible Federal employees who entered the civil service on ...
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NASAPeople Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) The Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) is one of the two major retirement systems which cover eligible NASA employees. ...
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Resolved Question: What is the most senior position a woman can hold in Roman Catholicism? What is the male equivalent poistion?
(Fri, 23 Jul 2010 15:39:35 GMT)
OK I know women can't be priests, but can be in charge of convents as a mother superior. So can a mother superior report to a woman or do they all report to priests i.e. men? Are there any bureaucratic or civil service type positions they can hold at the Vatican apart from nurses or secretaries e.g. in charge of Vatican finances, retirement investments or developing human resources policies? Or do these roles always go to priests and who are defacto men?
James are you saying Mother Theresa has
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Resolved Question: Pensions and Retirement?
(Thu, 25 Mar 2010 09:41:06 GMT)
I am an ex service man, and civil servant, and have pensions from both, the combined income from them is less than £12,000 a year, and I am being taxed on them both. Do you not think it is time to review the tax threshold for pensioners so that they may enjoy their pensions? I would suggest that £20,000 would be a good place to start! That would then bring mine and many other people in the same situation, pensions up and nearer to the minimum wage!
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Resolved Question: How can I contact a Bureaucrat in the DC area via email in order to interview them?
(Mon, 01 Feb 2010 23:21:04 GMT)
I have a new assignment in my government class that requires me to interview a Bureaucrat by sending them questions through email.
How can I contact a Bureaucrat in the Washington DC area who works for one of the 15 cabinets or their sub-agencies?
I need a response within three-four days.
This is the survey-
Name of Your Agency:
a) Is it a part of a larger body or department?
Title of Your Position:
a) How did you get your job with the federal government?
b) What educational credentials d
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Resolved Question: what do conservatives think of these social and political ideologies?
(Wed, 13 Jan 2010 12:13:27 GMT)
Agree or disagree?
* A mixed economy consisting of both private enterprise and publicly owned or subsidized programs of education, universal health care, child care and related social services for all citizens.
* An extensive system of social security (although usually not to the extent advocated by socialists), with the stated goal of counteracting the effects of poverty and insuring the citizens against loss of income following illness, unemployment or retirement.
* Government b
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Resolved Question: What is a good way to switch to a much lower paying career?
(Mon, 09 Nov 2009 02:27:54 GMT)
I am a 46-year-old married father of three school-aged kids, and I have been a civil engineer for 23 years. I've moved up the ranks at a civil service agency in Los Angeles, and I am now in a managerial role. The field was somewhat interesting when I started, but now I feel as though I would like to do other things. Although some aspects still interest me, I definitely do not have a passion. I'd like not to have to continue in this role for the next 9 years, until retirement. My current s
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Resolved Question: Anyone up for Army jokes?
(Sat, 17 Oct 2009 04:59:08 GMT)
First Id like to state I have nothing against the Army. I had a great grandfather, grandfather and an uncle in the Army and I hope to be a future 18D (Army SF Medical SGT). I just thought these were funny jokes. They are kind of long. Hope you enjoy.
JOKE 1:
C.R.A.P. - Command Reduction of Army Personnel
As a result of DOD budget cutbacks, we are forced to reduce the size of the force. Under CRAP, older soldiers will go on early retirement, thus permitting the retention of lower paid soldie
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Resolved Question: civil service severance?
(Sun, 11 Oct 2009 08:37:57 GMT)
worked local authority 25 yrs paid into lgss. Civil service took us over 4 years ago. Froze my local government pension. Civil service now offering early severance, only been in their pension 4 years. Are civil service obliged to compensate me for the previous 25 years (this is not early retirement as under 50 yrs old
Thanx
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Resolved Question: What Political Party Would This Type Of Person Belong Too?
(Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:57:01 GMT)
-A mixed economy consisting of both private enterprise and publicly owned or subsidized programs of education, health care, child care and related social services for all citizens.
-An extensive system of social security (although usually not to the extent advocated by socialists), with the stated goal of counteracting the effects of poverty and insuring the citizens against loss of income following illness, unemployment or retirement.
-Government bodies that regulate private enterprise in t
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Resolved Question: How do I figure my net worth?
(Sat, 06 Jun 2009 01:48:10 GMT)
Hi,
How do I compute my retirements? $3,500 per month in CSRS (civil service retirement system), $3,000 per month in Military Retirement and $666 in Social security.
I have $300,000 in US Government bonds.
My house is paid for and taxed at $148,000 in Idaho, and is paid for.
I have two cars, a 2008 Lexus IS 350 and a 1998 Camry and 2001 B3000 Pickup.
Thanks for your help
S1lent
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Resolved Question: I HAVE PCOS!!but want to get pregnant...?
(Fri, 01 May 2009 20:11:12 GMT)
I just dont know if i can afford to see a fertility specialist! what are my other options or what did other people do to get pregnant. My insurance doesn't cover any type of fertility... I am so sad!! I watched my cousin and his wife go through it all btu their insurance covered alot of it and they had the money to afford the rest and ended up adopting!! I think i have alot of problems his wife has or had and I am afraid that my fiance and i will never be able to have a baby. he's a police off
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Resolved Question: I want my pension money.?
(Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:04:45 GMT)
Some years ago I paid, voluntarily, into an additional voluntary contributions scheme in the civil service through Scottish Widows. I stopped paying after a while and haven't made payments since.
I have asked for my money back but Scottish Widows say I cannot have it until my retirement point. It is about £1700 that I could do with now, does anyone know if I can get it or can Scottish Widows hold onto it?
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Resolved Question: How is taxable amount calculated for box 2a when 1099-R says "Unknown"?
(Fri, 20 Mar 2009 03:29:38 GMT)
My grandmother has a 1099-R from the Office of Personnel Management for a Civil Service retirement which lists the taxable amount in box 2a as "unknown". Gross distribution was $12192; Federal Income Tax Withheld was $69; this is a civil service retirment. There are no divorces or deaths (which most of the literature tends to reference).
So, is the amount paid in box 1 the same as the taxable amount? If not, how do I determine taxable amount for box 2a when it says Unknown?
I am pretty
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Resolved Question: Social democracy does WORKS. Communism DOES NOT!?
(Thu, 05 Mar 2009 15:28:07 GMT)
They're not the same thing!
I am a Social Democrat and here is how I think things should be. Tell me what you think.
How a Social Democratic System works.
•A mixed economy consisting of both private enterprise and government-owned or subsidized programs of education, health care, child care and related social services for all citizens.
•An extensive system of social security (although not to the extent advocated by socialists), with the stated goal of counteracting the effects of poverty
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Resolved Question: Why do people think that some economic regulation is bad?
(Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:10:02 GMT)
Apparently most people think that having just a LITTLE regulation in the economy automatically counts for Socialism or Communism. First of all many nations in the world have slightly regulated economies and still count as Capitalist Society's. Countries like Sweden have more economic and Political Freedom then the United States and they have a universal health care system. They have welfare but almost nobody in unemployed. They are what we call a Social Democracy. For those of you who don't kn
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Resolved Question: If I became an air force pilot, would my life be over?
(Tue, 10 Feb 2009 01:29:05 GMT)
I am currently in high school, and I'm thinking about trying to get into the air force, as a pilot. Really what I'm asking is: IF I was able to get through ROTC, training, flight school, and the mandatory 10 years of service as a pilot, I would be something like 35. If I were to do this, would I basically be signing my life over to the military? Would any aspirations towards a civil job, possibly as a designer or engineer or something, be gone? At that point might it be better to stay another
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Resolved Question: New LGBT equality laws go into effect in Calif.?
(Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:43:53 GMT)
Three new laws broadening protections for California’s LGBT community have gone into effect. The laws protect seniors in assisted living and young people in schools and foster care.
The Foster Youth School Safety Education Act helps protect foster youth against harassment and discrimination at school. The new law educates foster care youth and their caregivers about existing California laws that protect students against bias. It was authored by Assemblymember Julia Brownley (D) and support
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Resolved Question: question about my retirement?
(Thu, 25 Dec 2008 05:32:34 GMT)
is it only military and civil service retirement give you a cost of living raise every the only ones that do that. That's what my grand father said but I dint believe him or is he right
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Resolved Question: With our current socialist programs....?
(Thu, 23 Oct 2008 22:25:05 GMT)
Considering the following socialist programs, isn’t it odd to now be yelling "Socialist" at someone for merely wanting affordable healthcare? Don't you think calling Obama a socialist is a tad extreme when you consider the facts?
Government Worker Programs:
Civil Service Retirement Systems
Federal Employee Retirement Systems
Railroad Retirement System
Housing & Urban Development (HUD) Programs:
Public Housing
Rental Vouchers & Certificates
Section 8 Housing Vouchers
Shelter Plus Care
Sing
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Resolved Question: I need a simple site that compares Obama and McCain on all the issues?
(Wed, 22 Oct 2008 01:31:35 GMT)
I need a site that will compare McCain and Obama in the following areas:
1. the economy (including employment issues, affordability of goods and services, credit, retirement planning, savings)
2. health care and health insurance
3. crime and the criminal justice system (including crime prevention, access to fair treatment under the law, drug laws, etc.)
4. education and access to higher education
5. discrimination and civil rights (racism, sexism, homophobia/gay marriage, etc.)
6. affordable
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Resolved Question: has anyone seen this?
(Sat, 13 Sep 2008 14:25:18 GMT)
what has Obama done?
I love this question…. here’s a start:
Education:
* 1983 Foreign Policy Degree from Columbia,
* 1991 Law Degree from Harvard, graduated magna cum laude from Harvard, and he served as the President of the Harvard Law Review, one of the most prestigious student positions in the world.
Community Organizer, 1985
He sought to improve living conditions in poor neighborhoods plagued with crime and high unemployment
* Moved the Chicago Housing Authority to remove asbestos in
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Resolved Question: Do McCain supporters think he voted properly on the following senate votes?
(Mon, 21 Jul 2008 20:26:33 GMT)
Senator McCain has voted ‘NO’ to all of these issues when they came up for vote before the senate. Does the public really know his voting record? (Obama voted ‘Yes’) Information is from the US Senate website.
1.To provide safeguards for communications involving persons inside the United States
2.To strike the provisions providing immunity from civil liability to electronic communication service providers for certain assistance provided to the Government.
3.To provide a statement of the exclus
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Voting Question: Are retirement benefits in place when you are hired, considered a contract?
(Sun, 22 Jun 2008 02:53:10 GMT)
I am a municipal employee with almost 20 years. The municipality is in the process of changing the retirement benefit package, namely the insurance benefit. Currently the municipality pays 100% of the retirees monthly premium. I am 1 year and 6 months away from early retirement and now they want to make it to where we pay 25%. Can they do this? Are benefit packages considered vested rights? When you are hired and told the benefits, is that considered a verbal contract? I am getting mixe
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Resolved Question: Is Obama's rhetoric for change, really a guise for a much bigger government?
(Sun, 18 May 2008 20:14:06 GMT)
This is taken from his website:
Strengthen Civil Rights Enforcement
Combat Employment Discrimination
Expand Hate Crimes Statutes
End Deceptive Voting Practices
End Racial Profiling
Reduce Crime Recidivism by Providing Ex-Offender Support
Eliminate Sentencing Disparities
Expand Use of Drug Courts
Plan to Combat Poverty
Reconciling Faith and Politics
Plan to Strengthen the Economy
Plan to Change Washington
A World class education
Plan for a Healthy America
Plan for Immigration
Plan for E
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Resolved Question: Is it practical to begin studying for a career in Acupuncture or Massage Therapy at the age of 40?
(Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:51:16 GMT)
I am forty years old (41 in July) and live in a borough outside of NYC. I currently am a Civil Servant and work in City Government in a terribly boring clerical/administrative position as a Records Dept. Supervisor in the Office of Personnel Services. My salary is a joke at $48K but I have job security, a pension, 401K plan, 457 plan, Vision, Dental, and Health Insurance not subsidized from my payckeck. I have a BBA for Industrial Pyschology but no other degrees or training and I feel like a
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Resolved Question: "Let's Move On" or "Let's Move Forward" Is code for let's not dwell on the truth? As in the case Rev. Wright
(Tue, 25 Mar 2008 21:59:21 GMT)
Or should I say possibly Rev. Wrong!!! Oboma has a conundrum is he a racist or did just need to be accepted into the Black Community so Rev. Wright was the path to Chicago Black Community acceptance or is there something more sinister lurking around the corner.
My hunch was right. Barack would turn the tables.
Yes, Barack agreed, Wright's statements were "controversial," and "divisive," and "racially charged," reflecting a "distorted view of America."
But we must understand the man in full
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Voting Question: marrieds filed as single- now one has passed..?
(Sun, 24 Feb 2008 18:56:35 GMT)
My mid-70's father in law married his 80 year old girlfriend in 2005. Both receive pensions and SS. A so-called tax professional told them they would pay less tax by filing single which they did for 2005 & 2006. The Dad passed in early 2008 and we want to claim any benefits he had from his military and civil service retirements for his wife. I will file them married filing jointly for 2007 but how much trouble are they in for 2005 and 2006? What are the chances they will be caught? If I r
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Resolved Question: Medical retirement pension?
(Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:54:08 GMT)
I am currently recieving a medical retirement pension from the civil service. I have been offered a job with a borough council, will this have an impact on my pension?
Thanks
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Resolved Question: When baby-boomers retire who will pay the taxes, the middle-class? the wealthy will be retired?
(Fri, 26 Oct 2007 19:28:16 GMT)
As 77 million members of the Baby Boom generation begin to retire, America is about to experience one of the most dramatic economic, sociological and demographic changes in its history. The institutions we have relied upon in the past are completely unprepared for what lies ahead.
Politicians, the national news media and the general public have become increasingly aware that our federal entitlement programs are about to be swamped. Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid have made trillions of
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Resolved Question: What The Job Ad Says And What It Really Means....star?
(Wed, 24 Oct 2007 19:57:32 GMT)
What The Job Ad Says And What It Really Means
Work processing skills essential
There's a crippling case of carpal tunnel syndrome in your future
Salary range $24,000- $32,000
The salary is $24,000
Civil service
This job was filled from the inside six months ago
Women and minorities encouraged
White males need not waste the stamp to apply
Top-notch communications skills
Telemarketing
Salary negotiable
We'll take the lowest bidder
Advancement opportunity
Crappy job
Entry level
Re
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Resolved Question: I need to find the comparision of collective bargaining statutes for state employees. I am comparing CT to CA
(Wed, 03 Oct 2007 02:55:55 GMT)
HERE IS CT. I NEED TO FIND OUT WHAT CA IS FOR THESE THINGS.
State:
CT
General Scope of Bargaining for CT:
Wages, hours, and other conditions of employment
Items Excluded from Collective Bargaining for CT:
Civil Service (merit) testing, scoring, and hiring from dscoring lists
Recognizes Collective Bargaining Coalition for CT:
Yes, for retirement and health insurance benefits (allows some negotiation by individual unions)
Required Legislative Approval of Agreements for CT:
Statues provid
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Resolved Question: Disability?
(Mon, 10 Sep 2007 05:09:09 GMT)
Disability
Question Details: I am 80% compensated from the VA and i still work for the fed govt now, however i am going out on medical disability retirement. The question i have is this; on the OPM forms for disability they ask about if i am receiving any type of compensation from the VA. I am to assume that they mean as a retiree from the military for which i am NOT, so will my receiving money from VA affect my case for disability from civil service. I am under FERS...THANKS...Tony
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Resolved Question: What chance of temp civil service job becoming permanent?
(Mon, 03 Sep 2007 09:51:53 GMT)
I applied for a job with civil service that was listed as a temp position possibly for a term up to two years. During my interview (my first with civil service) I was told the temp position could possibly become permanent. I declined the position as it did not include any insurance or retirement benefits, but am now wondering if I did the wrong thing. Any civil service employees reading this, is it common for temp positions to become permenent or do they just say that to lure qualified appl
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Resolved Question: Why do most people think it's a bad idea to leave a civil service (government) job in favor of private sector?
(Sat, 25 Aug 2007 08:33:42 GMT)
even when the pay is so much better and there's more "creative input" and flexibility.
The job security is obvious but if someone is talented, it shouldn't be a problem surviving in private sector.
The retirement package is okay (some better than others) but a person can save for retirement WITHOUT working for the government for most of their life.
I work for the county. The pay sucks, the red tape and inflexibility is mind-numbing and I yearn to go back into the private sector. Am I c
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Resolved Question: Help me solve this Law question?????
(Sun, 03 Jun 2007 17:39:09 GMT)
Assume that the Civil Service (Pensions) Act 2004 (the 2004 Act) provides that all civil servants may retire on a full pension at the age of sixty. Section 2 provides that the provisions of the 2004 Act are to take precedence over Acts passed or to be passed. Section 3 provides that the 2004 Act shall not be amended or repealed unless the consent of the Council of Civil Service Unions is first obtained.
The scheme proves to be very expensive and the Pensions Act 2007 abolishes the scheme a
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Resolved Question: Do you think it is hard to own a hangun in my country?
(Sat, 02 Jun 2007 07:49:54 GMT)
Requirements to Possess New/Transfer Firearm (Individual)
An individual must be a Filipino citizen, at least 21 years of age, of good moral character and qualified to posses/own a firearm. Application form must be properly accomplished, signed by the applicant and duly notarized. The following forms are to be strictly complied with before submission:
Forms to be accomplished
Duly accomplishes Firearm License Application (3 copies duly notarized w/ CTC No.)
PNP Form No. 2 (Application fo
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