Sequestration Cuts Hit Savannah River Site Labor
DOE officials warn of unprecedented sequestration effects as 2100 workers face reduced or zero pay starting April 1 at the Savannah River Site. Savannah River Nuclear Solutions executives say they will slow and grade the approach to budget cuts and may reduce hours or impose further furloughs if gaps remain. Representative Joe Wilson defends constituents and urges solutions to protect the site’s mission and regional economy.
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SANS furlough Q and A reader FAQ
Full furlough means an employee is in non duty status with zero hours worked and no pay. Accrued personal time must be used first. those without time may be unpaid and could qualify for unemployment. Vacation hours cannot be used to simulate full-time pay. Working from home is prohibited during furlough. You may seek other employment if it doesn't violate conflicts of interest. Medical dental vision and life benefits remain unchanged during reduced schedule or furlough.
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