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Lv2sew2011 02-13-2011 03:58 AM
Hubby works for FAA I guess that's goverment...LOL

hobbykat1955 02-13-2011 04:04 AM
Originally Posted by dellareya
My husband worked for Social Security Administration for 35 years. He retired 2 years ago. He is very glad to be retired.
Hi, from another SSA employee for 26 yrs and retired...Husband 37 yrs and retired...that's where we met. He was the Asst Manager...me a young clerk....right out of HS
We too are glad to be out and retired.

earlylace 02-13-2011 05:04 AM
yes, I did, retired from the state psych. hospital

MissM 02-13-2011 05:29 AM
yep 27 years federal civil service... stateside and overseas.....just 3 years until retirement...if the current state of affairs will allow

littlehud 02-13-2011 09:16 AM
I work at a hospital. And please don't scare me like that. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

amandasgramma 02-13-2011 10:05 AM
I worked for the state government for over 25 yrs and I'm darned proud of the job I did. Retired in 2005 and now I can gripe about them!!!! LOL

isnthatodd 02-13-2011 10:08 AM
I'm a special ed teacher funded by the feds, and hubby retired last spring from the IRS (not a tax collector, an engineer!)
And military anything is definitely government, and thank you very much for all you do to help keep us safe.

frugalfabrics 02-13-2011 10:27 AM
Originally Posted by pookie ookie
Unfortunately none of those crazy California style gov't. employee pensions for mil folks. Same boss and yet the military gets the short end of the stick. Just imagine a world where an SPC retires on a six figure pension. lol

With a name like Frugal, I'm betting you're not getting one of those pensions either.
I've got 24 years in...and still have the pension available...but with the new governor we got, there is talk that we may be losing our retirement health care and pensions and all that jazz...which is what has happened to most private sector employees too.

So I'll probably end up working until I'm 85, just so I can keep my health care.

I really do love my job - it's the drive that I hate.


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