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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“Power is not only what you have but what your opponent thinks you have.” -Sun Tzu Applies to the ridiculous notion that they’re (accurately) tracking 4300 daily badge swipes, bouncing the data off of work schedules, or they can do anything about any discrepancies. [/quote] They’re obviously not. We’re 6 weeks in. If they were wouldn’t we start hearing stories like so and so got fired for being 10 min late? And plenty of people are a few min short here or there and they aren’t using vacation time or staying extra to make it up. Not saying it’s brazen but plenty of people I know will roll in 20 min late because traffic got tied up someplace or metro was single tracking or whatever.[/quote] if i come in late, then i stay late or take 15 minutes leave or whatever. (note: quicktime only understands taking 15 minutes on the quarter hour. no taking 15 minutes of leave at 5:20, it will completely error out)[/quote] Congrats on being a govt rule follower. I def am not doing that. [/quote] If you're employed at the agency, your job is government rule follower. I've been in govt a long time, mostly not at SEC. I work my hours and log my time honestly. Most people I know do the same and talk about doing it. You're either the rare outlier that gives everyone a bad name or, more likely, non-govt and just stirring the pot. [/quote] I wish All government employees were like you and obeyed the rules, complied with lawful agreements (like the CBA), and honored their commitments and promises. How quaint. [/quote] Ok, so let’s say you get flagged for violating the CBA rules on hours, for example by only being there 8 hours because you take your lunch at the very end of the day. Do you really think that you arguing that, because the SEC ended telework, you no longer have to obey any other provisions of the CBA would work?[/quote]
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