On the recordNovember 6, 1997
So the bottom line is that this compromise language does not require the Department to withdraw workloads from the private sector and move them to the public depots in order to ensure efficiency?
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govinfo.govSo the bottom line is that this compromise language does not require the Department to withdraw workloads from the private sector and move them to the public depots in order to ensure efficiency?
Discussing compromise language regarding workload management between private and public sectors.
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