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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How long do we expect this RTO to last? Make it until July? Is the consensus that the SEC union will win at arbitration? [/quote]

Arbitration is just the beginning. Even if Union wins agency can appeal. Everyone goes in during appeal. We are talking years of process. [/quote]

I think we are back to the office for the duration.  Doesn’t matter if the union wins or loses.  Other agencies are losing their unions.[/quote]

I’m hopeful this won’t be the case. Once Philly and LA go to fully remote because they don’t have an office and misery rises and it becomes clear it is only way to improve morale (which Paul said he’d do) we will get some form of regular back. [/quote]

I am not sure if understand how lucky we are that there have been no rifs and we got a compensation adjustment for 2025.  I am grateful for my job and my team is intact.[/quote]

I don't get this attitude. First off, how do know we won't have a RIF? And second, for all the talk out there, I am not sure that people have been riffed. Other than HHS and the huge targets like usaid and cfpb, who else? SEC was never a target so not sure why I should be so glad to not be riffed. When the other financial regulator gets riffed then I will be very glad if we can actually avoid it. [/quote]

Well said. There have been more posts on DCUM about “RIFs” than there are actual people who have been RIF’d!

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