Have any firings followed standard RIF protocol?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CNN reports IRS layoffs to happen by the end of this week so that will be another data point.

IRS is happening in chunks by pay period. I doubt they will follow the rules.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNN reports IRS layoffs to happen by the end of this week so that will be another data point.

IRS is happening in chunks by pay period. I doubt they will follow the rules.

Yeah if you RIF in dribs and drabs there’s no way to really rank etc?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNN reports IRS layoffs to happen by the end of this week so that will be another data point.

IRS is happening in chunks by pay period. I doubt they will follow the rules.

Yeah if you RIF in dribs and drabs there’s no way to really rank etc?

And to follow what is described in the training on it would take a very long time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CNN reports IRS layoffs to happen by the end of this week so that will be another data point.

IRS is happening in chunks by pay period. I doubt they will follow the rules.

Yeah if you RIF in dribs and drabs there’s no way to really rank etc?

I could imagine doing it by pay period if you're really doing the bump and retreat thing. It would give the first set of people a few days to decide whether or not to accept the offered bump/retreat job before making the next set of rifs and bump/retreat offers.

I'm not saying that's what they'll do, but someone on reddit posted a memo from IRS that described the typical process. So it's seeming like that's the directly they're headed.

[Anonymous]

DOI posted a big spreadsheet of competitive areas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DOI posted a big spreadsheet of competitive areas.

DOGE competitive areas or actual? Because at USAID we had a list of competitive areas in our internal regulations and DOGE made up new ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DOI posted a big spreadsheet of competitive areas.

DOGE competitive areas or actual? Because at USAID we had a list of competitive areas in our internal regulations and DOGE made up new ones.

Well, they're new and dated Friday 4/11.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DOI posted a big spreadsheet of competitive areas.

DOGE competitive areas or actual? Because at USAID we had a list of competitive areas in our internal regulations and DOGE made up new ones.

Well, they're new and dated Friday 4/11.

PS for my bureau they all say "nationwide." I don't know if that means they plan to fire us all, as I'm sure they won't pay to relocate.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No. They simply eliminated entire sections

Everywhere? Or just HHS

From reading Reddit, everywhere.