International Revenue Service employees in Ogden say the last shutdown was enough of a hardship. The possibility of a government shutdown seems more and more likely.
seems more and more likely, government employees are expressing concern. International Revenue Service employees in Ogden say the last shutdown was enough of a hardship.Local Chapter President of the National Treasury Employees Union Robert Lawrence said IRS employees don't make a large salary and are nervous about going an extended period of time with no income.Lawrence said theSince then, the government has consolidated its IRS locations.
Lawrence said many of the employees are recent hires who are earning a low hourly rate. He's worried they won't be able to weather an extended shutdown. "We're just frontline employees. We don't make a lot of money," Lawrence said. "Putting money away and having a really healthy savings is really not in the cards for a lot of us."" can talk to their creditors and explain the situation. I know that in the 2019 shutdown, people were very reasonable," he said.
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