No Layoffs, But Much 'Attrition' Expected in Impending DNFSB Restructuring - ExchangeMonitor

Restructuring the independent federal agency charged with health and safety oversight at Department of Energy nuclear-weapon and cleanup sites will not involve layoffs, according to the head of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board.
“We are not going to…

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No Layoffs, But Much ‘Attrition’ Expected in Impending DNFSB Restructuring

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