Below you will find example sentences with "federal employees". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.
Federal Employees in a sentence
About this phrase
- Belongs to the word: federal
Example types with federal employees
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All federal employees are our customers, and our federal retirees are our customers. (13 words)
Federal employees have just a few days left to donate to the Combined Federal Campaign. (15 words)
The FedSmith audience primarily consists of federal employees and those who have retired from the federal government. (17 words)
The Safer Federal Workforce Task Force has directed agencies to continue to refrain from enforcing the mandate for federal employees and contractors to comply with the injunction until Biden issues the executive order formally rescinding the mandates. (37 words)
Previous Republican efforts to reach such a goal, then led by former Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., proposed drastic cuts to agencies, significant reductions to the federal workforce and slashing benefits for federal employees. (34 words)
Open Season for the Federal Employees Health Benefit Program may be over, but it was still filled with new additions and best practices for federal employees and beneficiaries to keep an eye on. (33 words)
Example sentences (20)
Open Season for the Federal Employees Health Benefit Program may be over, but it was still filled with new additions and best practices for federal employees and beneficiaries to keep an eye on.
Last April, the Federal Salary Council found that federal employees on average earn than their counterparts in non-federal jobs.
Federal employees and those who work in federally regulated sectors in the province receive it as a statutory holiday, as do City of Regina and City of Saskatoon employees.
The National Treasury Employees Union is calling for a higher pay raise of next year for federal employees to help offset the growing insurance costs.
According to the president of the union—the American Federation of Government Employees—the EPA is “trampling on federal employees’ rights and ignoring the law” with the new agreement.
A Senate panel approved legislation that includes a 1.9-percent pay raise for civilian federal employees, even though the White House wants to give raises only when employees deserve them.
Most Homeland Security employees, including Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, are among those federal employees required to report for work without pay.
While I can’t speak for state or municipal employees, federal employees have been contributing to Social Security, at the same deduction rate as other workers, since 1983.
Eighteen people participated, the majority of whom were federal employees, and this was given to the federal government as an in-kind gift.
Federal employees have just a few days left to donate to the Combined Federal Campaign.
Previous Republican efforts to reach such a goal, then led by former Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., proposed drastic cuts to agencies, significant reductions to the federal workforce and slashing benefits for federal employees.
The FedSmith audience primarily consists of federal employees and those who have retired from the federal government.
The Safer Federal Workforce Task Force has directed agencies to continue to refrain from enforcing the mandate for federal employees and contractors to comply with the injunction until Biden issues the executive order formally rescinding the mandates.
All federal employees are our customers, and our federal retirees are our customers.
Federal employees may express support for Black Lives Matter in the workplace, an independent federal agency said this week.
So whether it’s actual federal employees going out and doing vegetation management work or contractors under federal contracts going out and doing that work, it has that character.
The Hatch Act is a 1939 federal law that restricts federal employees from participating in certain political activities.
Although the committee is not required to tap federal benefits, such proposals typically result in changes to the Federal Employees Retirement System.
The federal government shutdown began Dec. 22, leaving roughly 800,000 federal employees across the country without pay.
Executive branch Loyalty-security reviews In the federal government, President Harry Truman 's Executive Order 9835 initiated a program of loyalty reviews for federal employees in 1947.