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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here's the RTO policy timeline:
Starting Sept 2022, 6 days a month (so about 1.5 days/week).  This policy was announced in early 2022.
Starting April 2023, 4 days per 2 week pay period, so 2 days/week in office, with of course more if required by job type.
Starting Sept 2023, 5 days per 2 week pay period, so 2.5 days/week in office.

Lots of questions about how sick leave, vacation, holidays, and work travel fit into these calculations.

Pre covid most groups had a one-day/week tele option plus flex scheduling. The flex scheduling remains.

--long time Fed employee[/quote]

Funny about the questions related to in-office days and leave. Are people truly so desperate to avoid the office that they would take sick and vacation leave for scheduled in-office days? That's reaching a new level of pathetic. You all seem like losers.[/quote]

FRB sounds like the perfect place for you.

Way to project.  That’s not what the questions are about.  The question is if you take a week off does it mean you have to spend the entire next week in the office to meet the 5/10 days per pay period?  [/quote]

It‘s kinda the same thing because you want to know if vacation time impacts your days in the office. No it shouldn’t. Get into the office![/quote][/quote]

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