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...Imagine that same brain drain hitting three dozen other agencies, such as the Social Security Administration. Three million baby boomers will be applying for retirement benefits every year, but the SSA will have 40% less staff to process their claims...
...trying to tie it to work, is justified, but [the government] has only set up another bureaucratic system”, and that the new SSN regulation “might be overkill.” According to a document outlining the changes by the Social Security Administration (SSA), the new rules are intended to “further enhance the integrity of SSA’s enumeration processes for assigning SSNs by reducing the proliferation of SSNs used for purposes that are not related to work and thereby decreasing the potential for SSN fraud and misuse.”Nevertheless...
...Economics at Dartmouth College Andrew A. Samwick ’89, who served as chief economist on the staff of President Bush’s Council of Economic Advisors from 2003 to 2004. The plan was reviewed by the Office of the Chief Actuary at the Social Security Administration (SSA), which concluded that the plan would “easily satisfy the criteria for attained sustainable solvency,” according to a memorandum written by the SSA. Eckstein Professor of Applied Economics and Dean for the Social Sciences David M. Cutler ’87 praised the proposal...
...Have a stack of Saltines and cheddar cheese on hand to offer to the representatives of student groups who will inevitably invade your office pissed off about something or other. Everyone knows that the leaders of BSA, BGLTSA, BOND, AAA, CI, HRCF, AACF, HSI, HIS, SAS, SSA, CASV, RUS, BMF, ABHW, CSA, IOP, HRC, HPR, HIPJ, PSLM and HASA love cheddar cheese...
...often that a prisoner is hap-py to be denied parole. But Aïssa Mesbah may have felt that way last week when he learned that his early release from Muret Prison in Toulouse, where he's seven years into a 12-year sentence for attempted murder, had been denied. A judge had ruled that Mesbah's exemplary conduct in jail warranted his parole. But last week that same judge reversed himself, arguing that Mesbah, 28, was better off behind bars. Early release, the magistrate reasoned, would make Mesbah a victim of France's double peine - a "double jeopardy...