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Show 6 F The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday October i j ,v? i , . Even Workers Frustrated in Federal Maze 11, 1979 i 4 Pv Su.ian Guffey r.- - ' V,- ' ) ; ' J . ,t V .$' c ', ,, ' : , ti" ? Vca y Jr '- r ., tii - w - ; I. - ft V s v Z )jj - t f" I '' I L I ? - i i i'A kT f'HK iV , i . D ' k 't "v C v fc v Aoriciafed Press Writer Government worker-- - teel angry, DE.NVKK frustrated and stressed for good reason. says a private psychiatrist who has been mating federal employees for 15 months in an experimental program "There's a sense of people feeling unproductive and caught in the bureaucracy People have a sense of helplessness about their work." said Dr Alan Feiger Denver has 27,000 federal employees, the largest concentration outaide of Washington For the most part, they are motivated and intelligent, Feiger said in a re c ent interv lew Hut that may contribute to their problems, he added The lemnants of the New Frontier and New Society activists of the 1960s are finding out "they can't change everything through government. he said Supervisors at every level feel particular frustration, he added, because they have found out "how difficult it is to get people who should not be there out of the i ml service system. Feiger has seen about 100 workers since June 1978. when he joined a pilot program to assess the value of using private psychiatrists to provide diagnosis and screening for federal employees. Federal officials have said the program a permanent fixture at federal installations throughout the country. basis If Feiger sees patients on a short-terworkers need more than four or five sessions, they are referred to private treatment One mental health specialist within the government cautioned that any conclusion implying government workers are different from those in private industry should be looked at carefully. Dr. Ernest Hamburger of the U.S. Public Health Service in Denver serves as consultant in psychiatry for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare ', 'VI L may-becom- in the region. 1 dont think their morale and general mental health is any different from the general population, Any Hamburger said of government workers. doctor sees only sick people, so the sample is obviously skewed "Sure, it's skewed." Feiger responded But I dont Associated Press Laserphoto morale suffer from the general publics view of their work. Dr. Alan Feiger, psychiatrist, believes government workers Latest Fall Footwear C. Womens NOW $1188 A. Women NOW Reg s l o oo $1188 Reg $16 09 a Mens Sll8 Rig s Yleg. S talk-sho- OO 6 oo Chic ankle strap, loads of fashion detailing, and attractive high heel make these Highlights so right with falls latest looks. In black. These sleek Highlights feature a touch of heel trim. Slender elegant snake-likIn shiney black. c. 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