The hottest Federal Agencies Substack posts right now

Federal agencies spent over $3.3 billion on furniture during the pandemic years.
Despite employees working from home, the furniture spending by federal agencies remained high.
Various federal agencies spent huge amounts on furniture even with low office space usage.

Implement firm emission triggers with strict pass/fail enforcement for nuclear plants.
Establish a fixed compensation system based on individual radiation harm profiles and a clear compensation model.
Consider moving the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to be under the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for better oversight and regulation.

Federal agencies have admitted to $3 trillion in improper payments since 2004
The largest offenders are the Departments of Human Services, Treasury, Labor, and Education, along with the Small Business Administration
Government waste is prevalent, with examples including billions in improper payments from various federal agencies

The federal government departments and agencies serve as defenses and insurance policies against disasters, as well as engines for future growth through infrastructure and economic development.
We need to appreciate the role of civil servants and government agencies in preventing disasters and providing for the general welfare of citizens.
Understanding the importance of well-funded and functional disaster prevention agencies is crucial for forecasting potential future disasters and their impacts.

Efforts to reduce administrative burden on researchers are crucial for efficiency.
The concept of 'Minimum Viable Bureaucracy' advocates for streamlined processes in federal agencies.
Comparing paperwork requirements between agencies can help identify inefficiencies in bureaucratic processes.

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