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In a hearing before the health subcommittee, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the rehiring of 942 laid-off employees from the CDC and NIH, emphasizing that the agencies could not do their jobs without them. Although he plans staff cuts at the FDA, CDC and NIH, Kennedy acknowledged the need for some of those laid off. The proposed budget cuts, criticized by Democrats, aim to save $1.8 billion a year.
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Secretarul american al sănătăţii, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., spune că a adus înapoi aproape 1.000 de angajaţi concediaţi: „Nu puteam să ne facem treaba fără ei”
Secretarul american al sănătăţii, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., spune că a adus înapoi aproape 1.000 de angajaţi concediaţi: „Nu puteam să ne facem treaba fără ei”
Secretarul american al sănătății reangajează o parte din personalul concediat după ce și-a dat seama că oamenii erau indispensabili
Robert F. Kennedy Jr s-a răzgândit. A reangajat o parte din persoanele concediate: „Nu eram capabili să ne facem treaba”
Secretarul Sănătății al SUA, Robert Kennedy, recunoaște că a reangajat 1.000 de oameni dintre cei concediați: "Nu puteam să ne facem treaba fără ei"
SUA: secretarul american al sănătății, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a reangajat 942 de persoane care au fost concediate anterior de la CDC
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