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Federal Compensation Cuts Could Save Billions
The government could save almost $280 billion during the next decade by paring the size of the federal workforce, spending less on federal pay raises and pensions, and adopting a more conservative inflation gauge to calculate cost-of-living adjustments for civilian retirees and other participants in federal benefits programs, the Congressional Budget Office said in its rundown of deficit cutting options...Read More
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