HHS Staffing Plan: 32,000 Furloughed During Government Shutdown
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in the United States has announced its staffing plans during the ongoing federal government shutdown. Around 41% of its total workforce will be furloughed, affecting crucial services and programs.
HHS will retain 79,717 employees, with approximately 15,000 performing activities required by law. However, the department estimates that 41% of its total staff will be furloughed. This means that around 32,460 employees will be affected by the shutdown.
During a government shutdown, most agencies within HHS remain largely unaffected. However, non-essential activities within these agencies are suspended. Essential personnel continue to work without pay, ensuring crucial health programs continue. Despite this, many services will halt or be less efficient due to the staff furloughs.
The HHS shutdown will impact a significant portion of its workforce, with over 32,000 employees furloughed. While crucial health programs will continue, many services will be affected, leading to potential disruptions and reduced efficiency.
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