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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's very hard to "push out" a gov employee. It is not by chance "retired in place" is such a common phrase. The manager may be trying to make her uncomfortable so she would leave. She should stop caring.[/quote] This ^^. When I was at the DOJ I saw vast amounts of incompetence, laziness and nonsense. Over the course of about a decade I saw two people pressured until they quit. I did see one person let go, but it was a relatively easy situation as their hire was contingent upon a suitable background check, and something negative came up in it. OP if this person is put on a PIP, she can start worrying. That is the first step to firing. Rude comments from a manager that could be considered ageist? Document, and then ignore. I would advise her to document every instance of anything that could even remotely be considered ageism. [/quote]
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