Kentuckian
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Yes. And there is already messaging in the EOs casting doubt on CBAs approved in the last four years.
Also check out what’s going on with NLRB.
Also check out what’s going on with NLRB.
January 29, 2025 at 1:11 PM
Yes. And there is already messaging in the EOs casting doubt on CBAs approved in the last four years.
Also check out what’s going on with NLRB.
Also check out what’s going on with NLRB.
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January 28, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Thank you for posting. I needed this laugh!!
The government can, yes. Complete or partial termination for convenience is allowable under federal acquisition regulations.
Also, federal procurement regulations often require contracting with small business so many of the terminated contracts are likely small business contracts.
Also, federal procurement regulations often require contracting with small business so many of the terminated contracts are likely small business contracts.
January 24, 2025 at 9:48 PM
The government can, yes. Complete or partial termination for convenience is allowable under federal acquisition regulations.
Also, federal procurement regulations often require contracting with small business so many of the terminated contracts are likely small business contracts.
Also, federal procurement regulations often require contracting with small business so many of the terminated contracts are likely small business contracts.