Published • loading... • Updated
Top US nuclear weapons agency to furlough most staff amid shutdown
The National Nuclear Security Administration plans to furlough 1,400 employees, reducing staff by 80%, while contractors face layoffs amid funding exhaustion during the prolonged government shutdown.
- The National Nuclear Security Administration is planning to furlough roughly 1,400 employees due to a funding shortage caused by the ongoing government shutdown, according to Rep. Mike Rogers of Alabama.
- Experts warn that continued instability in the workforce could hinder the agency's nuclear modernization efforts, according to Dylan Spaulding, a senior scientist.
Insights by Ground AI
52 Articles
52 Articles
U.S. Agency That Protects Nuclear Arsenal to Furlough Workers
The federal agency responsible for managing the U.S. arsenal of nuclear bombs and warheads plans to furlough 1,400 workers by Monday, the Energy Department said Friday, as the government shutdown’s effects stretch into a third week. The Energy Department said that about 400 workers would remain at the agency, the National Nuclear Security Administration, to protect “property and the safety of human life,” the department said in a statement. The …
Nuclear Security Agency to Furlough 80% of Staff Amid Shutdown
·Washington, United States
Read Full ArticleCoverage Details
Total News Sources52
Leaning Left10Leaning Right15Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution49% Right
Bias Distribution
- 49% of the sources lean Right
49% Right
L 32%
C 19%
R 49%
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium