Impact of Expiring Paid Leave Reimbursement for Some Contractors Appears Limited

The Department of Energy is scheduled on Sept. 30 to end an emergency program to reimburse contractors for paid leave provided certain employees who cannot work on-site during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A provision included in the $2.2 trillion CARES Act signed into…

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Nuclear contractors hold earnings calls in early November

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Walsh: New Mexico, WIPP deal getting closer

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WIPP contractor taps new communications director

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GAO urges clearer standards for DOE land transfers

WIPP experienced two ‘near misses’ in August, DNFSB says

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