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Newsday (Melville, NY)
OCT-04
Federal government considers 'signing bonuses' for some civil-service jobs.
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Federal government considers 'signing bonuses' for some civil-service jobs.
Publication: Newsday (Melville, NY) Publication Date: 08-OCT-04 |
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COPYRIGHT 2004 Newsday
Byline: Carrie Mason-Draffen
Oct. 8--Good help is so hard to find -- and keep -- that the federal government may offer signing, and other bonuses to attract people to hard-to-fill civil-service jobs.
Signing bonuses are common in the private sector and were hot workplace topics in the '90s, when companies fiercely competed for employees. The job market has long since cooled, but the federal government has had trouble finding and retaining highly qualified employees like...
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