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Legislation to let agencies bring contracted work back in-house likely will be introduced in the next few weeks. That is one of two bills that Congressman John ...

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Legislation to let agencies bring contracted work back in-house likely will be introduced in the next few weeks.

That is one of two bills that Congressman John Sarbanes (D-Md.) is spearheading which will affect the federal workforce.

FederalNewsRadio’s Jason Miller talks about the Congressman’s plans and how they will affect agencies.

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