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The federal agency that oversees the financial condition of U.S. banks says it will offer voluntary early retirement to about 20% of its 5,800 employees.Agency officials say the early retirements could create a more highly skilled workforce with the goal of attracting emp stanley cup loyees with a new set of skills.The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced the move Thursday, saying it isnt designed to reduce its budget or the total size of the workforce. About 42% of the current workforce is eligible for retirement within five years, the FDIC says. A wave of potential retirements could sap the agencys institutional knowledge, especially during a crisis, the FDICs inspector general said in a recent report.In addition, the FDIC plans to close a handful of field offices, and to relocate and consolidate others. No staff involved in examining banks will be affected, the agency says. This program will enhance our agility, preparedness and technological transformation, FDIC Chair Jelena McWilliams said in a statement. Its part of t stanley us he agencys strategy to further reduce layers of management and acquire new skill sets, she said.Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio, the senior Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, quest stanley cup ioned the approach of phasing out veteran employees and said it could hurt the FDICs ability to deal with another financial crisis. If the FDIC chair were interested in increasing the agencys capability to respond to a crisis, she would be focused on hiring and training a new genera Goup An Illinois silicone plant explosion left 2 dead, 3 injured and 2 still missing
KANSAS C stanley mug ITY, Mo. -- An investigator working with Kansas City has caught a USPS worker on camera illegally dumping loads of mail off the side of the road.According to the report from the city and matching images from Google Street View, the dumping site is near 45th and Garfield, just east stanley website of where the streets intersect.Mail dumped near 71 Highway and Emanuel Cleaver II Boulevard. Photo courtesy the City of Kansas City, Missouri.Illegal Dumping Specialist Alan Ashurst called the location one of the citys top three locations for dumping trash. Given that status, Ashurst installed surveillance cameras in the area.When reviewing images this week, Ashurst noticed a postal service vehicle parked atthe site. Once he left, I stanley ca found some mail that wasn t here when he pulled up; just little white letters like youd see in the mailbox, he explained.Uponcloser inspection, Ashurst discovered many more mailer advertisements on the property. I started noticing a trail of flyers and other things leading me to the side of the hill where there is just bundles and bundles of mail, Ashurst said.USPS sent employees to the site Friday to pick up the mail. It appearedto be mostly flyers and advertisements.But to USPS s credit, it did sent employees to the site near 45th and Garfield today to pick up the mail left behind. It mostly included flyers/advertisements. @41actionnews pic.twitter/20gDpvS5Do鈥?Charlie Keegan @CharlieKeegan41 January 26, 2018USPS sent Scripps station KSHBin Kansas Citythe fo
The federal agency that oversees the financial condition of U.S. banks says it will offer voluntary early retirement to about 20% of its 5,800 employees.Agency officials say the early retirements could create a more highly skilled workforce with the goal of attracting emp stanley cup loyees with a new set of skills.The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced the move Thursday, saying it isnt designed to reduce its budget or the total size of the workforce. About 42% of the current workforce is eligible for retirement within five years, the FDIC says. A wave of potential retirements could sap the agencys institutional knowledge, especially during a crisis, the FDICs inspector general said in a recent report.In addition, the FDIC plans to close a handful of field offices, and to relocate and consolidate others. No staff involved in examining banks will be affected, the agency says. This program will enhance our agility, preparedness and technological transformation, FDIC Chair Jelena McWilliams said in a statement. Its part of t stanley us he agencys strategy to further reduce layers of management and acquire new skill sets, she said.Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio, the senior Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, quest stanley cup ioned the approach of phasing out veteran employees and said it could hurt the FDICs ability to deal with another financial crisis. If the FDIC chair were interested in increasing the agencys capability to respond to a crisis, she would be focused on hiring and training a new genera Goup An Illinois silicone plant explosion left 2 dead, 3 injured and 2 still missing
KANSAS C stanley mug ITY, Mo. -- An investigator working with Kansas City has caught a USPS worker on camera illegally dumping loads of mail off the side of the road.According to the report from the city and matching images from Google Street View, the dumping site is near 45th and Garfield, just east stanley website of where the streets intersect.Mail dumped near 71 Highway and Emanuel Cleaver II Boulevard. Photo courtesy the City of Kansas City, Missouri.Illegal Dumping Specialist Alan Ashurst called the location one of the citys top three locations for dumping trash. Given that status, Ashurst installed surveillance cameras in the area.When reviewing images this week, Ashurst noticed a postal service vehicle parked atthe site. Once he left, I stanley ca found some mail that wasn t here when he pulled up; just little white letters like youd see in the mailbox, he explained.Uponcloser inspection, Ashurst discovered many more mailer advertisements on the property. I started noticing a trail of flyers and other things leading me to the side of the hill where there is just bundles and bundles of mail, Ashurst said.USPS sent employees to the site Friday to pick up the mail. It appearedto be mostly flyers and advertisements.But to USPS s credit, it did sent employees to the site near 45th and Garfield today to pick up the mail left behind. It mostly included flyers/advertisements. @41actionnews pic.twitter/20gDpvS5Do鈥?Charlie Keegan @CharlieKeegan41 January 26, 2018USPS sent Scripps station KSHBin Kansas Citythe fo