Do training electronically
To save money government-wise, require that all training (that isn't local) be done electronically using satellite TV or computers or DVDs. This will save on travel costs.
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This idea is active.Ideas to Make Other Parts of Government More Efficient and Effective »Duplex printing
1 comment for Idea: Duplex printingThis idea will save both money and trees. Require all agencies to use the duplex printing features on their printers. This will significantly reduce the amount of paper that is used in every office.
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This idea is active.Ideas to Make Other Parts of Government More Efficient and Effective »Eliminate reconsideration level at DDS
3 comments for Idea: Eliminate reconsideration level at DDSDisability claimants get an initial decision. There is no need for DDS to do a reconsideration review. Allow the claimants to go directly to the hearing level. This will save Social Security administrative funds.
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This idea is active.Ideas to Make Other Parts of Government More Efficient and Effective »No more CDRs
The Soc Sec Disability program could save millions by eliminating the need to do continuing disability reviews (CDRs) when a person has collected disability benefits for 3 years. Few cases involve permanent disability. Let disability benefits lapse after 3 years, unless the recipient can provide medical evidence that he/she continues to be disability. Give the recipient a "date certain," and let them know that they ...more »
4 comments for Idea: No more CDRsThe Soc Sec Disability program could save millions by eliminating the need to do continuing disability reviews (CDRs) when a person has collected disability benefits for 3 years. Few cases involve permanent disability. Let disability benefits lapse after 3 years, unless the recipient can provide medical evidence that he/she continues to be disability. Give the recipient a "date certain," and let them know that they are expected to try to improve.
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