Apparently some of his employees know that their days are numbered........they are already looking for new jobs One just hired at my company..........
wacky
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Dont' let the door hit them in the...on the way out!
YAY! YAY! YAY!
michele31
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I feel bad for them. Some of them are probably just regular people with average jobs and then the new president owes someone a favor so they hire his kid.
But the big shots who helped to tank our ecomony and are pushing for stupid laws..well good riddens!!
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I feel bad for them. Some of them are probably just regular people with average jobs and then the new president owes someone a favor so they hire his kid.
But the big shots who helped to tank our ecomony and are pushing for stupid laws..well good riddens!!
I think you need to expect that your job will only be for 4 years, when hired by the President, and you can be lucky if you go for 8. It will never be a long term job, so you can't walk into it expecting it to be. They probably aren't even qualified to be their in the first place!
I think you need to expect that your job will only be for 4 years, when hired by the President, and you can be lucky if you go for 8. It will never be a long term job, so you can't walk into it expecting it to be. They probably aren't even qualified to be their in the first place!
not alwasy true...look at Alan Greenspan...he's been there since Reagan...but definitely an exception...
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Posted by shelzyp
I think you need to expect that your job will only be for 4 years, when hired by the President, and you can be lucky if you go for 8. It will never be a long term job, so you can't walk into it expecting it to be. They probably aren't even qualified to be their in the first place!
not alwasy true...look at Alan Greenspan...he's been there since Reagan...but definitely an exception...
I think his position is a little different. I believe that his position is appointed by president and he is there for life unless he resigns or does something illegal. Don't quote me on this though....
shelzyp
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Posted by shelzyp
I think you need to expect that your job will only be for 4 years, when hired by the President, and you can be lucky if you go for 8. It will never be a long term job, so you can't walk into it expecting it to be. They probably aren't even qualified to be their in the first place!
not alwasy true...look at Alan Greenspan...he's been there since Reagan...but definitely an exception...
One out of how many???
djkatscan
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Yeah...Greenspan needs to just croak already.
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Posted by yabbobay
Posted by shelzyp
I think you need to expect that your job will only be for 4 years, when hired by the President, and you can be lucky if you go for 8. It will never be a long term job, so you can't walk into it expecting it to be. They probably aren't even qualified to be their in the first place!
not alwasy true...look at Alan Greenspan...he's been there since Reagan...but definitely an exception...
I think his position is a little different. I believe that his position is appointed by president and he is there for life unless he resigns or does something illegal. Don't quote me on this though....
I was wrong...if anyone cares here's how Greenspan is elected.
How are members of the Board selected, and what are the conditions of the term of office?
The seven members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System are nominated by the President of the United States and confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
One term begins every two years on February 1 of even-numbered years. A member who serves a full term may not be reappointed. A member who completes an unexpired portion of a vacated term may be reappointed to a full fourteen-year term. All terms end on their statutory date regardless of the date on which the member is sworn into office.
The Chairman and the Vice Chairman of the Board are chosen by the President from among the sitting Governors and are confirmed by the Senate. They serve a term of four years and may be reappointed as Chairman or Vice Chairman until their terms as Governors expire. A member's term on the Board is not affected by his or her status as Chairman or Vice Chairman. Governors can also be appointed as Chairman or Vice Chairman to a term that ends after their terms as Governor expire.
To ensure adequate national representation on the Board, no two Governors may come from the same Federal Reserve District. There is no limit on how long a seat on the Board may remain vacant.
