On the recordSeptember 30, 1997
Is it not true that our salary increases are tied to the increases of Federal employees?
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govinfo.govMark Souder: “Is it not true that our salary increases are tied to the increases of Federal employees?”
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Questioning the relationship between Congressional salary increases and Federal employee salary increases.
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