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How will a newly divided Congress impact your job? There’s much

Federal News Network Staff

November 3, 2010 3:25 pm

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How will a newly divided Congress impact your job? There’s much speculation about the possibility of a federal pay freeze/cut, hiring freeze and furloughs. Or will the Congress be so divided that there’s a government standstill?

Federal News Radio wants to know what YOU think: Under the new Congress, which issue will impact your job the most?

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