But some sorely understaffed and underfunded agencies are planning only modest hiring efforts this year.
The Social Security Administration — which is at its lowest staffing levels in 35 years and which faces a growing backlog of 747,000 disability claims cases — plans to hire 150 administrative law judges and 92 support staff this year.SSA plans to replace only one of every two state disability determination service employees — who help decide whether people claiming severe disabilities should receive benefits — who leave in 2008.SSA might hire more people, but Commissioner Michael Astrue hasn’t made any decisions yet, spokesman Mark Lassiter said.
Jan 23, 2008
Hiring Plans At Social Security
From a Federal Times article about federal agency hiring plans:
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