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OCR Page 1 of 88OFFICE RESIDENTS SIVIS UNITED
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Washington, D.C. 20503
November 17, 1995
MEMORANDUM FOR ALL EOP STAFF
FROM:
MARY COUTTS BECK
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
Mary Coutts Beck
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
SUBJECT:
Status of Furlough and Unemployment Compensation
Information
Shutdown status
As of the time of this memo, neither a FY 1996 appropriation
for your agency nor a continuing resolution had been signed
by the President.
Keep watching the news or call 202-456-2002, to get the
latest information on reporting to work.
Compensation
If the situation does not change, those who have been
furloughed may be eligible to apply for unemployment
compensation. Attached are detailed information on how to
apply and an application form. Claims are filed based on
where you work, in our case the District of Columbia, not
where you live.
The situation on paychecks is complicated. If neither a CR
nor an appropriation bill for your agency is signed by
Tuesday, everyone will receive a paycheck on Friday,
November 24 covering only the period November 6 through 13,
when the government shutdown began. If an appropriation is
signed, but a bill making pay retroactive to the beginning
of the shutdown is not, then staff who were furloughed will
not be paid for any furloughed days until legislation
allowing for make-up pay is signed.
We have been advised that the White House Federal Credit
Union (202-456-2900) and the Budget Federal Credit Union
(202-395-4882) are making special arrangements for loans and
lines of credit for those who may need financial assistance.
We are mindful of the stress the current situation is placing on
everyone. If you have any questions, please call your agency.