Do you think DOGE will eliminate remote policy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am a federal contractor who was told I need to come in five days a week, despite the fact that our govt client is in three days week at best. I just submitted my resignation.

As a Fed, I am sad to hear that. I told our leadership that I am fine with the contractors having more WFH opportunities-- it will allow them to attract better talent, maybe for even less cost.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am a federal contractor who was told I need to come in five days a week, despite the fact that our govt client is in three days week at best. I just submitted my resignation.

As a Fed, I am sad to hear that. I told our leadership that I am fine with the contractors having more WFH opportunities-- it will allow them to attract better talent, maybe for even less cost.

Thank you, and I appreciate your support of that. We really enjoy working with our govt. team members. The decision, while it did come from the govt. side, unfortunately came from well above our direct client leadership team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hope so. Most gov workers are overpaid for their actual work. Add in their benefits, and it’s almost fraudulent.

Perhaps you could become one and get in on the action!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hope so. Most gov workers are overpaid for their actual work. Add in their benefits, and it’s almost fraudulent.

Perhaps you could become one and get in on the action!

But you should know that actual studies say feds with degrees are under paid. Phds by the most

[Anonymous]

No, DOGE has walked back their $2 Trillion cut. They’re moving on to tax cuts for the rich.

[Anonymous]

DOGE is to telework as Trump’s isolationist policy is to buying Greenland.

[Anonymous]

My agency had offices decide if their employees were remote or telework; no more local remote. I’m classified as remote but live within 30 minutes of my office no traffic. I doubt they would take away the remote policy. We’ve hired a few people who are remote.