Mike Kriner
@mkriner.bsky.social
PhD from Cornell Gov
Prev: SAMHSA, NYU CGA, Providence College 🏳️🌈
mkkriner.github.io
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mkkriner.github.io
I’m part of a consolidated case at the MSPB challenging the RIFs at HHS from earlier this year.
I know the likelihood of anything good coming of this is slim, but the judge’s response to HHS requesting an extension the day before a deadline and calling them on their antics gives me some solace.
I know the likelihood of anything good coming of this is slim, but the judge’s response to HHS requesting an extension the day before a deadline and calling them on their antics gives me some solace.
December 13, 2025 at 1:28 AM
I’m part of a consolidated case at the MSPB challenging the RIFs at HHS from earlier this year.
I know the likelihood of anything good coming of this is slim, but the judge’s response to HHS requesting an extension the day before a deadline and calling them on their antics gives me some solace.
I know the likelihood of anything good coming of this is slim, but the judge’s response to HHS requesting an extension the day before a deadline and calling them on their antics gives me some solace.
OKC in 3.
Yes, 3.
Yes, 3.
THE PACERS HAVE ADVANCED TO THE NBA FINALS 🏆
Indiana will make its first Final appearance since 2000 after beating the Knicks in six games.
The last time they made it? They also beat the Knicks in six games.
Indiana will make its first Final appearance since 2000 after beating the Knicks in six games.
The last time they made it? They also beat the Knicks in six games.
June 1, 2025 at 2:58 AM
OKC in 3.
Yes, 3.
Yes, 3.
After being illegally fired from my federal job last week, a bit of good news: my co-authored article with Chris Way has been published at SPPQ.
In it, we explore the spread of paid sick leave in the US given the lack of a federal PSL policy. Article is open access!
doi.org/10.1017/spq....
In it, we explore the spread of paid sick leave in the US given the lack of a federal PSL policy. Article is open access!
doi.org/10.1017/spq....
The Adoption of Paid Sick Leave in US States | State Politics & Policy Quarterly | Cambridge Core
The Adoption of Paid Sick Leave in US States
doi.org
February 25, 2025 at 6:52 PM
After being illegally fired from my federal job last week, a bit of good news: my co-authored article with Chris Way has been published at SPPQ.
In it, we explore the spread of paid sick leave in the US given the lack of a federal PSL policy. Article is open access!
doi.org/10.1017/spq....
In it, we explore the spread of paid sick leave in the US given the lack of a federal PSL policy. Article is open access!
doi.org/10.1017/spq....
Timely to see this after just having to read through and sign a form to inform patients that if you discuss a problem you’re having during your yearly physical, it could somehow move from “preventive care” to “diagnostic”, incurring a copay.
What’s the difference or line between the two? 🤷♂️
What’s the difference or line between the two? 🤷♂️
December 11, 2024 at 3:42 PM
Timely to see this after just having to read through and sign a form to inform patients that if you discuss a problem you’re having during your yearly physical, it could somehow move from “preventive care” to “diagnostic”, incurring a copay.
What’s the difference or line between the two? 🤷♂️
What’s the difference or line between the two? 🤷♂️