Guard Hiring in the face of the sequester
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Guard Hiring in the face of the sequester
Anyone heard anything about hiring in the post sequester era? Is it state by state or did the NGB give out blanket guidance? One state told me they have a freeze, the other said they haven't received any guidance yet. Anyone know?
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Joined APC: Jul 2007
Position: 744 CA
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I use to work for the MS ANG as a civilian load planner...... I worked at a CRTC (Combat Readiness Training Center) where they had about 85 AGRs on staff there. Last week they terminated 26 AGR contracts effective immediately....just a sign of the times.
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I hate to say it but don't ever rely on the government for anything. I truly don't think that retirement is going to be there when we need it. The military will chew you up and spit you out when its most convenient for them. Service before self...until you're terminated.
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I'm currently at the Rock transitioning to the C-130 and life is pretty uncertain for us ANG/USAFR guys as well. Considering I just transfered from AD to the ANG under the Palace Front program. My orders, and some of the Reservists and fellow Guardsmen in my class, have the stipulation "Authorizations to cite the current or next fiscal year DOES NOT constitute authorizations to obligate funds until approved by Congress." It could be interesting times indeed, fortunately I have a civilian job to go back to, some of my buddies in class don't..
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I hate to say it but don't ever rely on the government for anything. I truly don't think that retirement is going to be there when we need it. The military will chew you up and spit you out when its most convenient for them. Service before self...until you're terminated.
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Joined APC: Jun 2006
Position: 737 FO/Capt/FO
Posts: 427
Orders Termination
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Joined APC: Nov 2009
Posts: 5,193
This is something people should have waken up to a long time ago. Never mind the military, all those sheep out there that think of gov't as a safety net should've learned a GIANT lesson from Hurricane Katrina. Hurricane Sandy was a friendly reminder. When the chips are down, the only one looking out for you, is you.
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