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Don't have the time to attend one of our
live courses in Washington, DC? Attend a convenient telephone seminar and learn how Washington works.
TM
Our upcoming telephone seminars are an easy and economical way to learn from Washington experts.
Telephone seminars include an open Q&A session, so you can interact with our faculty
and have your questions answered.
See also
the
month-by-month schedule.
Once registered for a telephone seminar, you’ll receive a toll-free 800 number and access code to call on the day of the program. You’ll also gain access to all course materials via secure website download. For more information, please see our
Instructions for Participants.
Presentations are available on audio CD just two weeks after each telephone seminar. To review a list of audio CDs from previous telephone seminars,
click here.
Telephone seminar
registration includes participation via one single phone/speakerphone line and up to 10 participants.
We can
also customize a telephone seminar
for your organization.
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Region |
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(Daylight / Summer) |
Example |
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Eastern
(Washington DC, Boston, NYC) |
-5:00 GMT |
-4:00 GMT |
2 pm ET |
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Central (Chicago,
Dallas, Omaha) |
-6:00 GMT |
-5:00 GMT |
1 pm CT |
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Mountain (Denver,
Salt Lake City) |
-7:00 GMT |
-6:00 GMT |
12 noon MT |
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Pacific (Los
Angeles, Las Vegas, Seattle) |
-8:00 GMT |
-7:00 GMT |
11 am PT |
International time
zone clocks | USA time zone
map | Official
US Time
To register more than one telephone, pay a separate
registration fee for each phone that is used to participate in a
telephone seminar - each phone used to call in must be separately
registered. You may not forward or disseminate the seminar access
code to any other person.
Don't see the topic you need?
If you have suggestions for telephone seminars you would like to see
us offer, please contact us or complete our
online
suggestion form.
Order form (17-page pdf)
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Congressional Pay and PerksWith
Matt Glassman
Are you interested in learning about congressional pay and perks? This program will provide an overview of congressional pay and pay increases; retirement benefits, including pension plans; and perquisites. Topics covered include:
- Current pay for Senators and Representatives and the three basic ways members can adjust their pay
- Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS), Federal Employees Retirement Act of 1986 (FERS), and Social Security
- Retirement under CSRS and FERS
- House and Senate perquisites such as parking privileges, free outpatient care at the Naval Medical Center, and the franking privilege
- An insider's look at the "small cities" on the House and Senate sides of the Capitol and in the House and Senate Office Buildings
- Open Q&A with the
faculty included
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Telephone Seminar
January 22, 2009
12 pm ET/11
am CT/10 am MT/9 am PT
Registration fee per telephone,
up to 10 attendees: $79
TS_1587330873_08142008 |
Audio Course on CD
$27, plus shipping and handling
(10% of order, $10 minimum)
CD_158330873
ISBN 10: 1587330873 |
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Order form (17-page pdf)
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Time
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Region |
GMT |
GMT
(Daylight / Summer) |
Example |
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Eastern
(Washington DC, Boston, NYC) |
-5:00 GMT |
-4:00 GMT |
2 pm ET |
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Central (Chicago,
Dallas, Omaha) |
-6:00 GMT |
-5:00 GMT |
1 pm CT |
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Mountain (Denver,
Salt Lake City) |
-7:00 GMT |
-6:00 GMT |
12 noon MT |
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Pacific (Los
Angeles, Las Vegas, Seattle) |
-8:00 GMT |
-7:00 GMT |
11 am PT |
International time
zone clocks | USA time zone
map | Official
US Time
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January 13, 2010
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