Probably everyone, but if you are an in-office person in the DC metro area, definitely. We also would have been off if inauguration day had been a working day. |
Well, that didn’t age well. |
Happy I was wrong! |
Or be highly skilled and trained, and be willing to work for the federal government. People with advanced degrees are not having to lie about being disabled, and they do not have to have vet or minority status. |
+1. Federal agencies are closed. https://www.fox5dc.com/news/federal-holiday-agencies-close-jan-9-jimmy-carter-funeral |
Since my kid's in school, I'll probably work anyway. I have to check to see if we can claim comp time. |
No |
Not the way that works. |
Well you will get off when T dies too. |
Clearly you don’t actually know Feds for real. Those of high up the GS scale do well, yes, but most of us could find jobs in the private sector making more. We know because we work in the same industry with those people. And our benefits are no better than those private sector white collar workers. And we don’t get unlimited annual leave at all. And our number of days off isn’t too different from the private sector. And most of us do not get loans paid off. The only thing you got right is the part about job security. Everything else is made up. |
The celebrations will be lit. |
What this means is if you had a downtown DC appointment the 9th change it. Traffic and Metro nor a good thing. Places will close. Remember Reagan funeral? |
Given that Reagan died over 20 years ago, I’m assuming a majority dcum posters either didn’t live in the area at that time or weren’t in a position to be impacted. It’s weird how you keep referencing Reagan’s death as a barometer instead of the far more contemporary death of George HW Bush. |
Laying in state will start 7pm on the 7th |