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Feds to decide on next pay system in spring, says official in charge

Chief information officer Alex Benay says the new system won’t be deployed government-wide at first, and could run in parallel with Phoenix for a time.

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Feds to decide on next pay system in spring, says official in charge

Chief information officer Alex Benay says the new system won’t be deployed government-wide at first, and could run in parallel with Phoenix for a time.

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