Sentences with phrase «civilian employee who»

According to the IRS, income taxes are forgiven for a U.S. Government civilian employee who dies as a result of injuries or wounds incurred while employed by the U.S. Government.

In order to carry out my mission to increase and multiply the lab animal population of the armed forces of the United States, I was placed under the direction of an eccentric old man (also named George), a civilian employee who had spent over a decade helping monkeys reproduce in that laboratory colony.

In order to carry out my mission to increase and multiply the lab animal population of the armed forces of the United States, I was placed under the direction of an eccentric old man (also named George), a civilian employee who....

Advocates noted that the 17,269 soldiers and 3,799 civilian employees who worked at Fort Drum last year had a $ 1.8 billion impact on the Upstate economy.

Since that time, new Federal civilian employees who have retirement coverage are covered by FERS.

For example, animal control officers may be civilian employees who report to a police officer, animal control officers may also be police officers, or both animal control officers and police officers may enforce animal control laws.

MWR provides Quality of Life programs for our 500,000 + active duty and retired military, reservists, their family members and civilian employees who make up our San Diego Military Family.

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Foreign affairs employees were more than 40 % of the 836 civilian workers who left between January 1 and September 30.

Those who opt in will select how much money they'll contribute to the defined contribution plan, the federal government's Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), which has been offered to civilian government employees for decades.

The command's Soldiers and civilian employees honored seven Army Reserve Soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifice in Iraq and Afghanistan.

United Airlines, which is reviewing its policies after Dao's violent removal from one of its planes, says it will no longer allow employees to take the place of civilian passengers who have already boarded overbooked flights.

Eighteen of the 20 uniformed and civilian employees whose laziness, incompetence and dereliction who were cited in the state IG's report for enabling two convicted killers to escape from Clinton Correctional Facility last summer are still on the job and won't be criminally prosecuted.

Governor Andrew Cuomo on May 31 signed into law a bill that enables public school teachers and other public employees who are honorably discharged veterans and have five years in their civilian jobs to purchase up to three years of service credit toward their pensions.

The employees, who were civilians from poor parts of Appalachia, took the wood crating home and used it to panel walls, build bookcases or burn in the fireplace.

Training the animals is very similar to training a dog to chase a ball, explained Chris Harris, a civilian Navy employee who works as a trainer at the San Diego facility.

Homecoming is based on a fictional podcast series of the same name about employees at a secret government agency who are eager to re-enter civilian life.

CBO's analysis compared federal civilian employees with private - sector employees who resembled them in the following observable characteristics:

The program is designed to assist military and civilian Federal employee homeowners who will suffer a loss when selling their home.

In addition to its civilian employees, NOAA research and operations are supported by 300 uniformed service members who make up the NOAA Commissioned Officer Corps.

During this time, Mike held a concurrent appointment as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Washington, in which capacity he prosecuted civilian and Department of Defense employees who stood accused of committing crimes on federal installations.

The judge might also spend time meeting with the court reporter, who is ordinarily a civilian employee on staff or a paralegal court reporter at the legal office, which is usually where the courtroom is located.

This career advice comes from my father who had a military and civilian employee experience spanning 40 successful years.

Additionally, Alex draws on his personal experience as a federal employee and military member to assist clients who are seeking help in navigating the civil service application process, as well as those needing assistance in translating their military experience in a way that makes them attractive to civilian employers.

A Department of Defense directive, which has the force of law, requires service members, civilian military employees, and their family members who are outside the United States to comply with court orders requiring the return of minor children who are subject to a court order on custody or visitation.