Schedule F Memo is Out

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain why this is a bad thing?

Not interesting in engaging with trolls on this. Go to google, look it up, and start a new thread if you’d like to discuss it.


That is what this thread is!

This is a different poster, just truly trying to understand what this means.


Do you really need a translator to translate from Google?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:https://chcoc.gov/sites/default/files/OPM%20Memorandum%20re%20Schedule%20Policy%20Career%20Guidance%2001-27-2025.pdf

It is very broad. My position def falls within. Sigh.


This link is broken.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain why this is a bad thing?


We can be fired at any time without cause. Get it now? Thanks and go back to your little cave


Isn't that normal work?

Don’t feed this troll.


No I won’t. Why mock civil servants who can be fired on a whim? It’s disgusting
Anonymous
Memo was taken down. Interesting.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Memo was taken down. Interesting.


It's there via a new link.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain why this is a bad thing?


We can be fired at any time without cause. Get it now? Thanks and go back to your little cave


Isn't that normal work?


How many normal jobs are subject to a brand new administration with varying political ideologies every 4 years?

I imagine a lot of private companies would have a hard time hiring and retaining at will employees if they knew every 4 years there would be a huge turnover in management who may decide to fire them and replace them with their own people. Which is why to function the government provides civil workforce protections. This isn’t even a uniquely American thing, it’s a functioning government thing.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Memo was taken down. Interesting.


It's there via a new link.

Did they finally scrub the metadata?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Memo was taken down. Interesting.


It's there via a new link.

Did they finally scrub the metadata?


Lol
Anonymous
Will employees in a union be more protected than those who aren't? No manager or supervisor is in a union and there are agencies that are not unionized.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain why this is a bad thing?


We can be fired at any time without cause. Get it now? Thanks and go back to your little cave


Isn't that normal work?


How many normal jobs are subject to a brand new administration with varying political ideologies every 4 years?

I imagine a lot of private companies would have a hard time hiring and retaining at will employees if they knew every 4 years there would be a huge turnover in management who may decide to fire them and replace them with their own people. Which is why to function the government provides civil workforce protections. This isn’t even a uniquely American thing, it’s a functioning government thing.


This is pretty much the premise of a lot of private equity investment, so this unfortunately is not an unusual scenario in the private sector. Which is one of the reasons I am very empathetic to the uncertainty and worse that you are all going through right now. It’s just rotten. I’m sorry.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Looks like it shouldn't apply to line attorneys


But does apply to the GS-14s who manage them. Yet another reason I’m thanking my lucky stars I pushed back against my managers suggestions that I apply for one of these jobs. No BU + Schedule F? HARD PASS.


Why wouldn’t it apply to line attorneys who help draft rules/regs?
Anonymous
The link that has been posted multiple times is not working
Anonymous
I should have clarified d- the last link posted isn't working.
Anonymous
They don’t need schedule F to fire us. They are already firing career employees without schedule F.
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