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- Criminal malfeasance
- Life After the RRW & Virtual Swords
- A recursive post on the future of WFO at LANL
- Misadventures at the U.S. Energy Department By Hu...
- LANL Major Player In Nuclear Shift
- Top 10 Stories of 2007: Nuclear Meltdown
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- Former Los Alamos Worker Gets Probation By FELICI...
- Dec. 19 Tom Udall on LANL job cuts (Podcast)
- Smaller Nuclear Program Proposed By John Fleck, A...
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2 comments:
Thank you, St. Pete. This looks like it will be Domenici's last hurrah for Los Alamos and it is certainly welcome. I can only imagine what the bill would have looked like if Udall occupied Pete's Senate seat.
It appear that there are some selected cutbacks for certain programs at LANL in this bill. Any idea of the outcome these will have on jobs? I suspect that LANS will proceed with a RIF to get to the 750 mark, which means about 350 people would be targeted for layoff after the holiday break.
It's unfortunate that this news was announced just after the SSP recision window for LANL's non-excluded staff was closed shut. Perhaps LANS and NNSA wanted to rush the SSP decisions so they could get SSP volunteers before the FY08 budget was resolved.
The complete E&W bill can be read at:
http://www.rules.house.gov/110/text/omni/jes/jesdivc.pdf
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