So who is back to office tomorrow morning?

[Anonymous]

Been back 5/10 the past two years as has everyone else in my agency. In the office 7/10 this past PP. We still haven't been informed about BU employees RTO date but I guess we'll know soon. They haven't yet abolished maxiflex, so I'm in 7 h and telework 1-2h.

But a lot of my work involves future planning and with potential budget cuts and staff cuts, who knows if there will be a future.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:good luck to anyone going to Navy Yard; there are supposed to be like 10,000 cars trying to fit in 3,500 spaces. May the odds be ever in your favor!

So insane.

[Anonymous]

What agencies are back to office full time now for all employees. ?

[Anonymous]

I start RTO tomorrow (PTO, non-CBA). I haven’t worked full time in the office since 2012. It will be so weird! I am ready.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I start RTO tomorrow (PTO, non-CBA). I haven’t worked full time in the office since 2012. It will be so weird! I am ready.

I thought you all were exempt?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I start RTO tomorrow (PTO, non-CBA). I haven’t worked full time in the office since 2012. It will be so weird! I am ready.

Going backwards 13 years. Such great policy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:good luck to anyone going to Navy Yard; there are supposed to be like 10,000 cars trying to fit in 3,500 spaces. May the odds be ever in your favor!

Well that was a bust! Traffic was slightly worse than any other day. So much for the media fear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:good luck to anyone going to Navy Yard; there are supposed to be like 10,000 cars trying to fit in 3,500 spaces. May the odds be ever in your favor!

Well that was a bust! Traffic was slightly worse than any other day. So much for the media fear.

But the parking spots were all filled before 7:30 am

[Anonymous]

HHS. Always been in person, so same as it always was.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:good luck to anyone going to Navy Yard; there are supposed to be like 10,000 cars trying to fit in 3,500 spaces. May the odds be ever in your favor!

Well that was a bust! Traffic was slightly worse than any other day. So much for the media fear.

But the parking spots were all filled before 7:30 am

But there’s a metro stop.

[Anonymous]

Parking is a HUGE problem. My friend's building arranged shuttle buses from the nearest metro stop because the first week back, half the staff couldn't find a spot! Anacostia. A lot of staffers don't feel safe walking from the metro to the building.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I start RTO tomorrow (PTO, non-CBA). I haven’t worked full time in the office since 2012. It will be so weird! I am ready.

I thought you all were exempt?

More like going back 30 years. The USPTO has allowed remote work since the 90s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:good luck to anyone going to Navy Yard; there are supposed to be like 10,000 cars trying to fit in 3,500 spaces. May the odds be ever in your favor!

Well that was a bust! Traffic was slightly worse than any other day. So much for the media fear.

But the parking spots were all filled before 7:30 am

That's standard, anyone arriving later knows to take Metro.

[Anonymous]

Traffic on Connecticut was heavy but there were seats on metro.

Parking on Connecticut during rush hour is not working re buses. Should be reversed back to prior policy.

[Anonymous]

Don’t forget the Starbucks offer of u have app, tiny bright spot in day.