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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We’re now seriously arguing that if Trump were president he wouldn’t be ordering federal workers back to the office?  Really?[/quote]

No Ms. Strawman, we are not arguing that because Trump is not in office and its irrelevant. 
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Only replying to the poster who said they wouldn’t vote Biden 2024 because of RTO. Republicans are much more hellbent on making life difficult for Feds. [/quote]

This is not as clear an issue as you'd think, and I'll take my chances with a Republican if Biden continues this nonsense. For example, the former chair of FDIC was a Republican and was very pro-WFH, then she quit and now her successor, who is a Democrat, has been endlessly trying to find ways to undercut WFH, even though the CBA allows full-time WFH for most employees. The Republican former chair was pro-WFH because she thought it was good for cutting costs associated with expensive building leases.

Also, if you look back historically, pay raises for federal employees have been more generous under Republican administrations. Remember all those pay freezes under Obama? (Don't rely on the pay raise that happened in the past year, which was an anomaly in the grand scheme.)

I'm a Democrat, but while most stuff that happens at the national level really doesn't impact me, forcing me to go back to the office absolutely does, and so for the first time in my life, I will vote for a Republican president if Biden continues this effort.[/quote]

You are out of your damn mind.  Rs hate the federal workforce and would like nothing better than to make it as miserable of a job as possible to tank productivity so that they can scuttle as much as possible, or at least the parts that don’t kill foreigners.

Are you so out of it that you completely missed that the “show up” act passed almost entirely on a party-line vote with Rs voting for it?  They wanted to completely rewind to 2019 as of earlier this year.

If you think Rs are better for the federal workforce, you are as stupid as they come.

WASHINGTON—House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer today applauded House passage of the Stopping Home Office Work’s Unproductive Problems (SHOW UP) Act (H.R. 139), a bill he introduced to prevent the Biden Administration from cementing heightened pandemic-era telework policies until it proves the efficacy of remote work.

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