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Fewer than 5 percent of DOI employees are 'essential'
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 2003 Less than 5 percent of employees in the Department of Interior's main building in Washington, D.C., are considered essential, Al Kamen of The Washington Post reports. These chosen few -- the political appointees in particular -- will be evacuated to a safe location in the event of a terrorist attack in order to keep the agency operating. The rest? They can go home. The main DOI building has about 2,000 employees. Get the Story:
In The Loop: Save 100, Donate the Rest (The Washington Post 4/16)
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