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If the shutdown continues, more feds expecting ‘sick outs’

If the shutdown continues, more feds expecting ‘sick outs’

Update: 2025-11-07
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The decision by the Federal Aviation Administration to reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 high volume markets beginning this morning, isn't just a reaction to the now longest partial government shutdown ever. FAA is seeing the strain on air traffic controllers who are starting to call out sick more often. A new Federal News Network pulse poll finds FAA employees aren't the only ones working without pay that may be calling out sick or taking part in a sick out if this shutdown continues deep into November. Federal News Network's executive editor Jason Miller joins me now to discuss what we found in our latest survey. 

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If the shutdown continues, more feds expecting ‘sick outs’

If the shutdown continues, more feds expecting ‘sick outs’

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