Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) -- Voluntary Transition Program (i.e., VSIP)

[Anonymous]

However, there will likely still be a RIF in OM, all divisions even ITS (though it’ll be separate soon). They haven’t hit the OM-wide number.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The ServiceNow dashboard …

Are you in OM? Is it that 25% applied? How many will be approved?

They can deny VERA applications?

No EC will not deny any application. They have no authority to deny—DOGE won’t allow for that to happen. Everyone who applied will be accepted. They’ve already been directed to this effect.

[Anonymous]

I worry that for those who applied and are on the list, they won’t be able to walk back after 45 days. I think DOGE will find a way to remove those individuals via some other consolidation effort or something.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I worry that for those who applied and are on the list, they won’t be able to walk back after 45 days. I think DOGE will find a way to remove those individuals via some other consolidation effort or something.

Consolation of the finreg regulators cannot come soon enough, too bad this admin (whether it’s reducing the size of govt, tariffs, or anything else) is all puff talk and no balls to actually carry them out to even a third of the way

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I worry that for those who applied and are on the list, they won’t be able to walk back after 45 days. I think DOGE will find a way to remove those individuals via some other consolidation effort or something.

Consolation of the finreg regulators cannot come soon enough, too bad this admin (whether it’s reducing the size of govt, tariffs, or anything else) is all puff talk and no balls to actually carry them out to even a third of the way

You need congress to carry out regulator consolidation. These agencies have their own friggin statutes that in no way can be construed to transfer powers to another agency.

The other thing is that we had a regulator merger just over a decade ago: the OTS. So we know exactly what Congress‘s intent is when it decides that regulators should merge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I worry that for those who applied and are on the list, they won’t be able to walk back after 45 days. I think DOGE will find a way to remove those individuals via some other consolidation effort or something.

Consolation of the finreg regulators cannot come soon enough, too bad this admin (whether it’s reducing the size of govt, tariffs, or anything else) is all puff talk and no balls to actually carry them out to even a third of the way

You need congress to carry out regulator consolidation. These agencies have their own friggin statutes that in no way can be construed to transfer powers to another agency.

The other thing is that we had a regulator merger just over a decade ago: the OTS. So we know exactly what Congress‘s intent is when it decides that regulators should merge.

Congress itself is the biggest flaw of our democracy. It is a gridlocked do nothing Congress and that’s why we even have the bloated bureaucracy in the first place-to do Congress’s job. There is no intent in anything it does. President Trump needs to abolish it along with other roadblock (the undemocratic court system) so he can remake this country in his image.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I worry that for those who applied and are on the list, they won’t be able to walk back after 45 days. I think DOGE will find a way to remove those individuals via some other consolidation effort or something.

Consolation of the finreg regulators cannot come soon enough, too bad this admin (whether it’s reducing the size of govt, tariffs, or anything else) is all puff talk and no balls to actually carry them out to even a third of the way

You need congress to carry out regulator consolidation. These agencies have their own friggin statutes that in no way can be construed to transfer powers to another agency.

The other thing is that we had a regulator merger just over a decade ago: the OTS. So we know exactly what Congress‘s intent is when it decides that regulators should merge.

Congress itself is the biggest flaw of our democracy. It is a gridlocked do nothing Congress and that’s why we even have the bloated bureaucracy in the first place-to do Congress’s job. There is no intent in anything it does. President Trump needs to abolish it along with other roadblock (the undemocratic court system) so he can remake this country in his image.

You would do great in north Korea. Please leave.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I worry that for those who applied and are on the list, they won’t be able to walk back after 45 days. I think DOGE will find a way to remove those individuals via some other consolidation effort or something.

Consolation of the finreg regulators cannot come soon enough, too bad this admin (whether it’s reducing the size of govt, tariffs, or anything else) is all puff talk and no balls to actually carry them out to even a third of the way

You need congress to carry out regulator consolidation. These agencies have their own friggin statutes that in no way can be construed to transfer powers to another agency.

The other thing is that we had a regulator merger just over a decade ago: the OTS. So we know exactly what Congress‘s intent is when it decides that regulators should merge.

Congress itself is the biggest flaw of our democracy. It is a gridlocked do nothing Congress and that’s why we even have the bloated bureaucracy in the first place-to do Congress’s job. There is no intent in anything it does. President Trump needs to abolish it along with other roadblock (the undemocratic court system) so he can remake this country in his image.

You would do great in north Korea. Please leave.

I do well anywhere I am. But I don't go somewhere to "do well," my heart bleeds for this country and there is too much work to be done here to make America great again!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I worry that for those who applied and are on the list, they won’t be able to walk back after 45 days. I think DOGE will find a way to remove those individuals via some other consolidation effort or something.

Consolation of the finreg regulators cannot come soon enough, too bad this admin (whether it’s reducing the size of govt, tariffs, or anything else) is all puff talk and no balls to actually carry them out to even a third of the way

You need congress to carry out regulator consolidation. These agencies have their own friggin statutes that in no way can be construed to transfer powers to another agency.

The other thing is that we had a regulator merger just over a decade ago: the OTS. So we know exactly what Congress‘s intent is when it decides that regulators should merge.

Congress itself is the biggest flaw of our democracy. It is a gridlocked do nothing Congress and that’s why we even have the bloated bureaucracy in the first place-to do Congress’s job. There is no intent in anything it does. President Trump needs to abolish it along with other roadblock (the undemocratic court system) so he can remake this country in his image.

What exactly is his “image” … why don’t you educate us? Are we talking Jesus, Hitler, the Borg, Musk … what’s the image America should be remade to? (Minus the obvious “ making it great again”)

[Anonymous]

NCUA is rolling out buy outs next week too

[Anonymous]

To the pp poster point about congress, do they not realize that once he is done with the civil servsnts by the end of the year, he will turn his attention on congress? If not, what will he be doing over the next 3 years? They are on his list too!!!

[Anonymous]

Numbers are 1000 and roughly 600 examiners. Managers received an email today saying that they could not say 'no' to a request (i.e., not true that if you're deemed "mission critical" that they will not allow you to leave) and that the 9/30 date should not be extended unless it's a mission-critical reason.