Obama administration tells contractors again: Don’t issue layoff notices

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September 29, 2012

All Chicago politics all the time with this crew.

But the Friday guidance from the Office of Management and Budget raised the stakes in the dispute, telling contractors that they would be compensated for legal costs if layoffs occur due to contract cancellations under sequestration — but only if the contractors follow the Labor guidance.

The guidance said that if plant closings or mass layoffs occur under sequestration, then “employee compensation costs for [Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification] WARN act liability as determined by a court” would be paid for covered by the contracting federal agency.

Senate Republicans, who accused the White House of trying to hide job losses after the first guidance, said Friday that the new OMB statement “puts politics ahead of American workers.”

via The Hill’s DEFCON Hill. h/t Free Republic

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Comments:
  1. Ragspierre says:

    Yep. Gotta deny reality at every turn.

    Obama’s greatest enemy has always been the truth.

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