Government workers under fire over waste and Idle bosses in Billings
A reader letter to The Herald discusses a front page paragraph about a secretary with little to do while her boss is away. It argues minor officials with hiring power focus on personal power, not taxpayers, and cites U S News and World Report figures on government spending and payrolls. The piece supports the paper defending beleaguered workers and urges accountability at all levels.
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