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USDA reshapes its food assistance agency, but employee relocations remain on hold

The Food and Nutrition Service is moving ahead with its reorganization, but plans to relocate most of its employees remain on hold for now.

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Government Executive· Oct 13, 11:00 AMUSDA reshapes its food assistance agency, but employee relocations remain on hold

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