Civilian employees at several federal agencies miss their first full paycheck

"The Executive Office of the President and a few other agencies' civilian employees also missed Friday paychecks, according to a Bipartisan Policy Institute report. What's next: On Tuesday, about 686,000 civilian employees at most other agencies will miss an entire paycheck. On Thursday, 37,000 employees at the Departments of State and Education will miss entire checks. Context: Civilian federal employees received partial paychecks on Oct. 10, 14 or 16 that were missing three days' worth of pay."

"By the numbers: If the shutdown lasts through the end of October, nearly 1.8 million paychecks will be withheld from civilian employees of federal agencies, per the Bipartisan Policy Institute. If it lasts through Dec. 1, roughly 4.5 million paychecks will be withheld from civilian employees of federal agencies. Agency contingency plans as of Friday show about 670,000 workers are currently furloughed. An additional 730,000 are working without pay."

Multiple federal agencies' civilian employees have had paychecks withheld during the government shutdown. The Executive Office of the President and several other agencies missed Friday paychecks, about 686,000 employees at most agencies will miss an entire paycheck on Tuesday, and 37,000 employees at State and Education will miss checks on Thursday. Partial paychecks issued on Oct. 10, 14 or 16 omitted three days' pay. If the shutdown continues through October, nearly 1.8 million paychecks will be withheld; through Dec. 1, roughly 4.5 million will be withheld. Agency plans show about 670,000 furloughed and 730,000 working without pay. Military pay was covered by reallocated funds and an anonymous donation. About 20,000 unemployment claims have been filed, and several banks have offered relief such as zero-interest loans and fee refunds for federal employees.

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