Joint Base San Antonio has been working with its civilian workers to communicate the military’s instructions if sequestration kicks in this Friday.
A 20 percent across-the-board cut includes furloughs of federal employees at all military bases across the country.
That’s the bad news. The good news is the furloughs are part-time.
Joint Base San Antonio Spokesman Brent Boller said the sequester will cut $1.2 trillion from government spending, and about half of that will be cuts in Department of Defense spending.