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Actions to minimize negative impact of federal sequestration on Oklahoma Department of Labor through the VOBO, closing of underutilized Tulsa office, and adoption of technology

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Okla State Agency	Labor, Oklahoma Department of
Okla Agency Code	'405'
Title	Actions to minimize negative impact of federal sequestration on Oklahoma Department of Labor through the VOBO, closing of underutilized Tulsa office, and adoption of technology
Alternative title	ODOL sequestration white paper; Sequestration white paper
Authors	Costello, Mark. Oklahoma. Department of Labor.
Publisher	Oklahoma Department of labor
Publication Date	2013-04-16
Publication type	Report to Governor or Legislature
Subject	Oklahoma. Department of Labor--Appropriations and expenditures. Oklahoma. Department of Labor--Officials and employees. Sequestration (Public finance)--United States. Federal aid--Oklahoma. Oklahoma--Politics and government.
Purpose	The level of federal government debt and deficit spending has severe consequences to existing and future grants to the states. The trajectory of federal spending is unsustainable. Rather than respond in a reactive fashion, I instructed my administration to take immediate action when notified of grant cuts. I initiated a voluntary buy out (VOBO) of employee service, as opposed to a reduction in force (RIF), when notified by several federal agencies that grant funding is to be cut by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
OkDocs Class#	L400.3 A188m 2013
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://www.ok.gov/odol/documents/ODOL%2520Sequestration%2520White%2520Paper.pdf
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2013-04-29
Date modified	2013-04-29
OCLC number	890223281

Title	ODOL Sequestration White Paper 1
Full text	1 \| Page Sequestration White Paper Sequestration White Paper - April 16, 2013 Actions to Minimize Negative Impact of Federal Sequestration on Oklahoma Department of Labor through the VOBO, Closing of Underutilized Tulsa Office, and Adoption of Technology By Labor Commissioner Mark Costello
Date created	2013-04-29
Date modified	2013-04-29

Actions to minimize negative impact of federal sequestration on Oklahoma Department of Labor through the VOBO, closing of underutilized Tulsa office, and adoption of technology

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