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Brian Keyser, research associate for health policy, Center for American Progress
Project 2025's Plan to Kill Medicare Via Default Enrollments in For-Profit Alternative

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Central Personnel Agencies: Managing the Bureaucracy

… and improved management. It is essential that political executives Chapter Central Personnel Agencies: Managing … and improved management. It is essential that political executives … responsibility and improved management. It … - page 74
… build policy goals directly into employee - 1211 build policy goals directly into employee appraisals both for mission … Managing the Bureaucracy Page number 74 … build policy goals directly into employee appraisals both for mission … - page 74
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… greatest - 1214 and are often the system’s greatest critics. Federal workers who are performing Chapter Central … Page number 74 … and are often the system’s greatest critics. Federal workers who are performing … and are often the … - page 74
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… how to improve. Political executives should - 1216 how to improve. Political executives should take an active role in supervising … the Bureaucracy Page number 74 … how to improve. Political executives should take an active role in supervising … - page 74
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… According to asurvey of major U.S. private companies—which, unlike the federal government , also have a … According to asurvey of major U.S. private companies—which, unlike the federal government, also have a … - page 74
… detailed talks between the OPM and both Democrats and Republicans in Congress ensued, and a final agreement was reached … detailed talks between the OPM and both Democrats and Republicans in Congress ensued, and a final agreement was reached … - page 74
… by Representative Steny Hoyer (D) of government employeerich Maryland, stoutly resisted this extension of … by Representative Steny Hoyer (D) of government employeerich Maryland, stoutly resisted this extension of … - page 74
… performance plan; in the meantime, however, political executives should use existing pay and especially fiscal awards strategically to reward good performance to the degree allowed by … performance plan; in the meantime, however, political executives should use existing pay and especially … - page 74
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… that a federal employee enjoys. Both safety and justice demand that managers learn to act strategically to hire good and fire poor performers legally. The … unions and associations have been able to convince politicians to support a multiple and extensive appeals and … - page 75
… The FLRA, OSC, and EEOC have relatively narrow jurisdictions. Claims that an employee’s removal or disciplinary … The FLRA, OSC, and EEOC have relatively narrow jurisdictions. Claims that an employee’s removal or disciplinary … - page 75
… shopping among them for a friendlier venue is acommon practice, but frequent filers face no consequences for frivolous … cases are frequently delayed, denying relief and justice to truly aggrieved individuals. Chapter Central … shopping among them for a friendlier venue is acommon practice, but frequent filers face no consequences for frivolous … - page 75
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… Having a choice of appeals is - 1228 Having a choice of appeals is especially unique to the government . If … Managing the Bureaucracy Page number 75 … Having a choice of appeals is especially unique to the government. If … - page 75
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