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The Office of Personnel Management database provides agency-by-agency detail. Comparing the September 2008 figures with December 2011 figures, the data show a gain of 80,000 jobs in the Department of Defense. The Veterans Affairs Department — not just the hospitals — added 38,000 people. The Department of Homeland Security added 20,000 jobs — and those positions are likely to be border control agents.
As for regulators, the Agriculture Department lost 12,000 people and Interior dropped by 4,000. Labor added about 1,000, Energy added 700, Housing and Urban Development gained 400 and Education went up 300. Among the non-military Cabinet agencies, Health and Human Services added 9,000 employees.
The Environmental Protection Agency added 400 jobs, the Federal Communications Commission lost 100 and the National Labor Relations Board and Federal Trade Commission were essentially flat.
When military and federal hospital jobs are excluded from the BLS data, the federal government grew at an annual rate of nearly 0.9% under Bush, compared to just under 1 percent under Obama.
In other words, almost exactly the same.



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