FEMA Next week, FEMA plans to announce that it's creating a new "office of resilience" by combining existing units. (Photo: Ramin Talaie/Bloomberg News)

(Bloomberg) – With just a week to go before hurricane season, top jobs at the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency remain vacant and critics say that will make it harder for the government to respond to disasters.

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