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Wednesday, February 03, 2010
While President Obama’s $3.8 trillion budget proposal for 2011 looks to put the funding skids on a number of government programs, its plan to boost spending in finance oversight would mean a boon in hiring for finance pros looking to work for Uncle Sam.
1. The Treasury Department—The total amount to be spent on Tim Geithner’s team circa 2011 could rise to almost $14 billion, up from $13.55 billion this year, according to the spending plan Obama sent to Congress yesterday. Department employment levels are projected to increase by 253 workers since 2009. Last year’s headcount of 1,089 workers is expected to grow to 1,266 in 2010, and reach an estimated 1,342 workers in 2011.
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