What agency is next on the reorg front?

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone heard anything for EPA other than cutting the office of research and development?

Wait for Earth Day. If they want to inflict the most pain, why not do it on the day we celebrate the earth?

Yes, they think they're very funny. They're often waiting for particular dates to craft a hilarious narrative about firing thousands of people on that date-- like Valentine's Day, April Fool's Day, etc. I expect something to happen on 4/20 as well.

That's Martial Law Day

Also Hitler's death

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Everyone everybody is reorging

Read the room

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone heard anything for EPA other than cutting the office of research and development?

Wait for Earth Day. If they want to inflict the most pain, why not do it on the day we celebrate the earth?

Yes, they think they're very funny. They're often waiting for particular dates to craft a hilarious narrative about firing thousands of people on that date-- like Valentine's Day, April Fool's Day, etc. I expect something to happen on 4/20 as well.

That's Martial Law Day

Also Hitler's death

No, birthday.

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Anonymous wrote:SEC in progress

Yes, but no layoffs yet of anyone and presumably none are planned!

It would be nice if they could, you know, maybe tell us that?

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Anonymous wrote:DHS starting it's reorg today. Everyone has a week to take VERA, VSIP, or DRP.

By reorg I think op meant RIFs and forced reorganization. Everyone had already had Vera and one or two rounds of Fork. The real fun begins after.

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Anonymous wrote:SEC in progress

Yes, but no layoffs yet of anyone and presumably none are planned!

The SEC commissioner has been consistently talking about expanding. I don't see any possible way that they lose members. https://athlonsports.com/college-football/paul-finebaum-names-likely-sec-expansion-targets

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ATF is likely to disappear in its current form; DEA is also likely to be subsumed into another agency.