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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why does the administration not understand 5 days in office does not make sense? What is the agenda behind RTO? [/quote]People were not being honest with their hours. Where have you been?[/quote] Where is the proof that people weren’t being honest? If it’s such a widespread problem to the point the entire government has to be prevented from teleworking, there must be a ton of concrete evidence they can present to justify the policy. Why haven’t they?[/quote] Why are only govt employees called back 5 days a week? Why are private companies employees still hybrid 2-3 days in office or 100% remote. It’s not fair. [/quote] Many are back five days a week. [/quote] Many are not. Why are those companies able to operate just fine with hybrid schedules?[/quote] Because those companies have made a decision to trust their employees... and the employees do not abuse that trust.[/quote] Why are people so jealous of federal and Fannie Freddie employees? Are the Twins Fannie and Freddie most profitable companies per employee as the employees abused the remote work? I feel only the DC, Nova and MD area companies both govt and private have called back 5 days a week. Many companies in south, mid west, west coast and north east have not called 5 days. Most people go to office is only 3 days and there is a hugh difference in quality of life if you are required to be in office 5 va 3 days a week. The new administration is disappointing people who are in and around DC. [/quote] No. DC was probably the last area to not be mostly remote. Really, this discussion is so old. If you can’t stand going in try to find a remote or hybrid job that is better. [/quote]
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