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Kalb's Q&A for Contractors - Week of December 5, 2011


By David Kalb, President of Capitol Services, Inc.
 
We don’t think too much about government bureaucracy until something goes wrong. That’s usually when the complaints begin. In technology, the rule is ‘garbage in, garbage out’, because computers only know what they are told. You can’t fault government workers who must work with what they are given. Finally, some potentially troubling news from Nevada for contractor’s looking to become licensed in that state…
 

New Employment Program for Veterans with Employer Incentives

 
WASHINGTON — Uncle Sam wants to help veterans obtain a civilian job, and he’s willing to pay employers up to $9,600 to hire them.

President Barack Obama recently signed into law new veterans employment measures designed to get unemployed vets back to work and help recently separated military members make a successful transition to civilian life. The legislation is the combination of Republican- and Democrat-backed job proposals, and easily passed through Congress earlier this month.

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