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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What happens in a government RIF. Is there any sort of package/continuing healthcare or other job support benefits?[/quote]

There are rules that require a lot to keep people employed, and a fairly long off ramp.  They'll look for any other job you are qualified for and that is vacant (ie attorney in non-enforcement area) and the people with the most seniority will be most likely to remain employed.  You'll get several months notice and likely some reemeployment assistance of some kind.[/quote]

Thank you. Given the low likelihood and that type of off ramp personally I would not find that a reason to not apply![/quote]

I originally posted that the RIF was possible and the above explanation of what happens.  I am also a former CFPB attorney.

I agree with you that the chance of what could happen in a GOP administration is not a reason to stay away.  There are a lot of good people there and a lot of good work to be done.
That being said, the calculus depends on where you are coming from.  If you are unemployed or underemployed, sure it is worth applying.  If you are a GS-13 somewhere and what to significantly increase your income, sure.

IF you are relatively satisfied with the work and the pay in private practice or at another finreg?  I probably wouldn't.[/quote]

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