After 40-plus years, one of DOE’s longest-serving feds calls it a career

By ExchangeMonitor

One of the earliest employees at the Department of Energy, deputy general counsel Eric Fygi, is retiring this week about 45 years after joining the fledgling agency, a spokesperson confirmed Wednesday. “Fygi has been with the Department since its inception in…

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