On the recordNovember 14, 2010
It would put ALJs on equal footing with other senior-level Federal employees and would be a valuable tool for recruiting talented attorneys from the private sector to government service.
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congress.govIt would put ALJs on equal footing with other senior-level Federal employees and would be a valuable tool for recruiting talented attorneys from the private sector to government service.
Akaka discusses a bill to improve ALJ recruitment and equity.
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