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Extra credit for unused FERS sickleave
DOD
Fri Jul 24, 2009 4:06 PM
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The next time this comes up in Congress, it would be great if the bill were slightly modified so those of us who are already retired could get the benefits. I would not even mind if it just started with the current month - instead of being retroactive.
Sign me> It'll probably never happen, so why am I wasting my time writing this.