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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A huge part of switching to federal service was the flexibility with compressed days and telework. Now I'm mandated 5 days a week and full time in office. Last summer was I took a lot of leave. Couldn't think of another way to handle camp and no school. Had some babysitters but with min wage $18 was not cheap for even a high schooler. There has to be a better way. We still have situational telework and maxiflex/credit hours. Spouse travels a lot for work and also in office. Please share! What type of fed schedule works? How to maximize the remaining flexibilities?[/quote] I will forever despise Trump for killing a functioning remote / partially remote workforce that allowed workers to have work/life balance. I am so thankful i was able to work partially or fully remote while I had young kids. We had a nanny (before any of you nosy MFers ask) but I could see them during the day, no commute, I could take them to dr. visits taking minimal leave. . . . It was a perfect situation. Then- boom- 5 days RTO for no good reason. I said FU and retired. But I will never forgive his cruelty and stupidity, or the people who cheered it. All miserable fuxxs making everyone else miserable too. Sorry OP. It sucks and you have my sympathy.[/quote] Wow is watching your own kids really that horrible? [/quote] By quitting my job, losing 2/3 of our household income and our health insurance? Yes, that's really that horrible. I LIKE spending time with my kids. I NEED to work. These policies made it harder to do both. [/quote]
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