They are driving people out there with a viciousness that I believe will collapse the agency…. We have a 50-year low in staffing while the Baby Boomer generation is swelling their ranks.
O'Malley warns about the impact of layoffs on Social Security staffing and agency stability.
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As the workloads go up, the demoralization becomes deeper, and people burn out and leave.
Ultimately, you’re going to see the system collapse and an interruption of benefits.
The greatest amount of waste in operational history by paying people not to work.
Well, of course. I mean, she is and she also is smart to be very clear that she has options and she's considering those.