gov't intervention, thats whats for lunch today

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Originally Posted by pauldun170

Currently trying to find how the on site assessor is considered a "Government employee"
http://ers.fpg.unc.edu/ers-people

From what I've read so far, an Assessor is someone who completes the training at the University and not affiliated with any state agency...unless we're going to call everyone who works directly or indirectly for or with a state university a government employee.

From what I read these are not state employees but contractors.

The way I see it is some checklister had an empty "Vegetable" line on her form that needed a check mark so she ordered the kid some vegetables o she could finish her job. Since the meals are all pre-portioned you cant just order a cup of green beans so she got a full meal. They put it in front of a 4-year old and told her to eat the green beans so of course she ate the chicken nuggets. It seems like kids who bring their lunch should be exempt from these rules but other than that I dont see the big deal.