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Federal Workers Say Forced Summer Relocations Have Been Chaos

via NPR News·yesterday

Federal employees ordered to relocate this summer describe bedbugs, unreliable internet and last-minute housing assignments. Some say the moves have cost them thousands of dollars out of pocket. Agencies say the relocations are part of a broader restructuring.

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