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Succession planning has been weighing heavy on my mind lately.
Things are going to be bad for the next four years. They are going to be *catastrophic* for the rest of my tenure as a federal employee.
Things are going to be bad for the next four years. They are going to be *catastrophic* for the rest of my tenure as a federal employee.
“Things are not OK,” Heatley told OPB on Monday. “This is not a normal situation. This is a paradigm shift that is having repercussions that will last for at least a generation.”
Crater Lake superintendent resigns, citing staff shortages
Since he started at Crater Lake in January, Kevin Heatley has seen Crater Lake’s permanent workforce cut in half, and onboarding seasonal staff was delayed by a month. "Things are not OK," he said.
www.opb.org
June 3, 2025 at 3:42 AM
Succession planning has been weighing heavy on my mind lately.
Things are going to be bad for the next four years. They are going to be *catastrophic* for the rest of my tenure as a federal employee.
Things are going to be bad for the next four years. They are going to be *catastrophic* for the rest of my tenure as a federal employee.
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Reading a Congressional Hearing transcript from 2018 & Brock Long made a point that has renewed relevancy and urgency today:
"FEMA is spending every hour or 2 hours, the general fund budget set aside for a state emergency management agency" for a whole year.
"FEMA is spending every hour or 2 hours, the general fund budget set aside for a state emergency management agency" for a whole year.
May 21, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Reading a Congressional Hearing transcript from 2018 & Brock Long made a point that has renewed relevancy and urgency today:
"FEMA is spending every hour or 2 hours, the general fund budget set aside for a state emergency management agency" for a whole year.
"FEMA is spending every hour or 2 hours, the general fund budget set aside for a state emergency management agency" for a whole year.
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Somewhere in the U.S., there’s a scientist staring at their NSF/NIH grant application wondering why they bother. This post is for you. Science and society both need you. Hang in there and know there is a whole community supporting you.
January 29, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Somewhere in the U.S., there’s a scientist staring at their NSF/NIH grant application wondering why they bother. This post is for you. Science and society both need you. Hang in there and know there is a whole community supporting you.