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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Go back and check some of the other posts, e.g., shutdowns, and you'll see no one here has any clue.  So many were clutching their pearls over a shutdown this year they were SURE was going to happen.  It didn't.

Same with the previous year.

We'll see what happens.  Trump talks a lot out of his a$$, and on the list of things that *will* happen, firing the majority of federal employees is very unlikely.  And if you have to return to the office, be glad you got to have the past 4 1/2 years without a commute, saving on those transportation costs, many federal employees saving on before and after care for their school-age kids.  Heck a lot of employees didn't even do daycare for their young kids, I was in the meetings listening to the toddler in the background.

You've also saved a lot of leave.  Didn't have to take the day off with a sick kid, didn't have to take half a day to take a kid to an appointment, attend a school event, or going to your own appointments.

But if you feel firings will happen, please polish up your resume, update your Linked in and start hustling.

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+1000 - it's hard to feel sorry for a group that lost their minds when RTO was floated out as one day per month. Sorry, not sorry. We've all been back at the office for a loonnnnggg time. And didn't have the wonderful benefits of what PP listed - no childcare payments? No commuting costs? Wow. [/quote]

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