Why Iyauta...
Posted on 12/06/2010 7:59:25 AM PST by Poundstone
WASHINGTON — Iyauta Moore may be many things — a single mother raised by a single mother in the South Bronx, a 34-year-old woman with a master’s degree in public administration from American University, a top-level government employee who makes a little over $100,000 a year — but she bristles at the notion that she is just another overpaid, underworked, cosseted bureaucrat.
“What I do here involves creating something that doesn’t exist,” she said of her job at the Department of Education, where she is establishing a group to help oversee all of the department’s grants. “That’s not pushing paper.”
Ms. Moore, who is a member of the American Federation of Government Employees, added: “We’re out and we’re making a difference in the community. And I don’t really think you can put a dollar figure on that.”
But as politicians intent on cutting the federal budget try to do just that, career government employees are feeling besieged.
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The Comedian said:
“Exactly zero FReepers feel the way you do.”
Comedian, meet Neet:
“To: Poundstone
I agree with you 100%..as a 30+ year Fed Employee, I am tired of hearing the stereotypical “bad, bad, fed employee” going around.
Please ping me to future articles if you find them.
56 posted on Monday, December 06, 2010 12:00:33 PM by Neets
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It is simple to me. Gut and defund the Department of Stupification and don’t stop there until every federal agency is slashed to the bone and all the worthless parasites are thrown into the unemployment lines. And, yeah, call me a heartless SOB but that is the way I see it and any politician I vote for knows my position. This would be a simple major step in reducing the deficit. There would be few federal employees in my idea of a perfect USA. They produce nothing.
As far as I am concerned,she IS just another paper-pusher AND overpaid AND an example of what is wrong with America.
A 10% pay cut for federal employees would be a start,followed by a hiring freeze ,and closure of the Department of Education and EPA.
Why Iyauta...
“I don’t mind if we keep paying these parasites, though, because ultimately it will lead to the “Great Correction” that will greatly thin the herd and pave the way to a brighter future for my kids and grandkids. “
No it won’t. Ultimately it could lead to someone like Hugo Chavez.
By the way, every federal employee we put on unemployment would create several jobs and make the dollar worth much more according to Pelosi. So let’s do us all a big favor and grow the hell out of the economy by slashing federal jobs and doing away with most federal agencies.
Moore, Iyauta. Prevention Programs for Youth: Reducing the Risk of Dependency and Poverty, May 2000.
http://www.financeprojectinfo.org/Publications/mooremay.htm
Addressing Language Barriers: Strategies for Serving Those with Limited English Proficiency
by Iyauta Moore, The Finance Project, September 2003
Teen Parents: Resources to Support and Promote Self-Sufficiency
by Iyuata Moore, The Finance Project, September 2003
Ensuring Equal Access to Welfare-Related Services
by Jan Kaplan with Iyauta Moore, The Finance Project, June 2003
The SCHIP Program: Continuing Health Care Coverage in Uncertain Times
by Iyauta Moore, The Finance Project, April 2003
Government workers: Doing all the jobs that don’t need to be done.
April 2003
The SCHIP Program: Continuing Health Care Coverage in Uncertain Times
Iyauta Moore
If we got rid of all the bad/useless programs, got rid of the unions and instituted pay for performance, we would be more incline to appreciate the remaining employees.
September 2003
Addressing Language Barriers: Strategies for Serving Those with Limited English Proficiency
By Iyauta Moore
Every FEDGOV job is a job kidnapped from the private sector, while two other jobs were killed to get the one job kidnapped.
Every FEDGOV dollar spent is five dollars stolen from the private sector.
Folks like a Poundstone are mortal enemies to American values and the legacy of Liberty passed down to us from out forefathers.
WELFARE DECISIONS
A Look at How Agencies Can Utilize Outcome and Performance Data to Enhance Service Delivery
by Iyauta Moore, The Finance Project, January 2002
http://76.12.61.196/publications/utilizeoutcome&performancedataRN.htm
WELFARE INFORMATION NETWORK
June 2002
Community Health Centers Respond to the Needs of Low-Income People
By Iyauta Moore
First Name: IYAUTA
Last Name: MOORE
Primary Phone: (202) 453-7282
Principal Office: (OS) Office of the Secretary
Department of Education Organizational Structure and Offices
E-Mail Address: iyauta.moore@ed.gov
Location
Region: HEADQUARTERS
Building Name: LBJ EDUCATION BUILDING
Building Address: 400 Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20202
Room Number: 7E229
For an examination of “informal” access barriers that may exist at local social service agencies, see Jan Kaplan & Iyauta Moore, Welfare Information Network ...
E-mail the electronic copy of your report to Iyauta.Moore@ed.gov. ... other aspect of the program, please contact Iyauta Moore on (202) 260-2509
More like Chavez than Barry Obama??? :O
MOORE, IYAUTA I. IMM OFC OF SEC OF EDUCATION District of Columbia District of Columbia WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS GS 14 $106,145
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SMITH, MARSHALL S. IMM OFC OF SEC OF EDUCATION District of Columbia District of Columbia WASHINGTON MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATION AND PROGRAM ES 00 $177,000
MYERS, RAYMOND A. IMM OFC OF SEC OF EDUCATION District of Columbia District of Columbia WASHINGTON EDUCATION PROGRAM GS 14 $133,543
ANTICO-MAJKOWSKI, AMANDA IMM OFC OF SEC OF EDUCATION District of Columbia District of Columbia WASHINGTON N/A EF 00 $114,785
IMMERMAN, SUZANNE C. IMM OFC OF SEC OF EDUCATION District of Columbia District of Columbia WASHINGTON MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATION AND PROGRAM GS 15 $153,200
AKINS, KAREN P. IMM OFC OF SEC OF EDUCATION District of Columbia District of Columbia WASHINGTON MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATION AND PROGRAM GS 14 $109,570
POWELL, JAMES A JR. IMM OFC OF SEC OF EDUCATION District of Columbia District of Columbia WASHINGTON SECURITY ADMINISTRATION GS 14 $112,995
Considering there is no Constitutional authority for the Department of Education to exist, this is a curious article to cite to make your case.
Education is a local concern. Period.
The Finance Project by Iyauta Moore
The Finance Project, September 2003
State Networks of Local Comprehensive Community Collaboratives: Financing and Governance Strategies
http://76.12.61.196/all_pubs.cfm?p=1&cat=7
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