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The costs agencies ascribe to federal pensions, when they are comparing whether it is more efficient to perform commercial-like work in-house or to outsource it to a contractor, have been understated significantly for decades.
First, let me say these are my views only, not my employer's.
I must disagree with the editorial on the U.S. Postal Service and its push to end Saturday delivery [“On wasteful spending, Congress is the problem,” April 15].
Regarding “How a contracting official scammed more than $30M,” April 1 issue:
Federal employees have been the nation’s sacrificial lambs, bearing the brunt of deficit reduction efforts, including three years of pay freezes with early reports of an additional 20 percent reduction in pay for many under sequestration. However, sequestration cuts have been more damaging than the pay freeze, particularly for Defense Department employees.
