This is a common theme in Republican administrations dating back to presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. What you do is you break the government, make it very hard for the government to function, and then you loudly announce that the government can’t do anything.
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… of labor organizations, and unfair labor practices—under the general principle of bargaining in good faith and … of labor organizations, and unfair labor practices—under the general principle of bargaining in good faith and … - page 68
… - 1189 Overall, the new law seemed to work for a few years under Reagan, but the CarterReagan reforms were dissipated … 68 … Overall, the new law seemed to work for a few years under Reagan, but the CarterReagan reforms were dissipated … - page 68
Central Personnel Agencies: Managing the Bureaucracy
… involved in the elaborate process that managers must undergo during appeals. This keeps even the best managers … involved in the elaborate process that managers must undergo during appeals. This keeps even the best managers … - page 75
… While the official studies claim that federal employees are underpaid relative to the private sector by 20 percent or … While the official studies claim that federal employees are underpaid relative to the private sector by 20 percent or … - page 76
… A federal employee with a preretirement income of $25,000 under the older of the two federal retirement plans will … private-sector workers with the same preretirement salary under historic inflation levels. Chapter Central Personnel … A federal employee with a preretirement income of $25,000 under the older of the two federal retirement plans will … - page 77
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