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- FIRST DAY BACK AFTER SHUTDOWN APPEARS TO GO SMOOTHLY AMID BITTER FEELINGS - October 18, 2013
FMA national president Patricia Niehaus shares her perspective on the end of the shutdown
By Charles S. Clark, Government Executive
Though a few agency websites and out-of-office email messages were still stuck in shutdown mode, most of the federal government by mid-day Thursday appeared to be back in business -- or close to it.
Patricia Niehaus, national president of the Federal Managers Association, said in a statement, "Federal employees across the nation are excited to return to work. FMA members are dedicated patriots who strive to serve their fellow man. The past 16 days have been difficult; federal employees worked without pay and there was a drastic reduction in services provided."
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