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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I believe we've seen an entire generation or two of Americans in big cities experience / discover an enormous shift in thinking about when, how, and why they work. I own a small business and its impacting me because my employees, who are younger, see the world differently. It's not going to be as easy as just sending out this memo and telling agency heads to make it happen.[/quote] But it’s not just that. For people with families, it’s about schools, housing and commutes. I’m perfectly happy to work 9-5:30. I don’t want to commute 2 hrs/day just so my kid can be enrolled in a decent school in a house I can afford. If Zients wants us middle-level feds (the backbone of our agencies) to stay put he needs to also pay attention to schools and housing prices. But I bet he’d be horrified to have his precious SFH neighborhood upzoned for apartments. [/quote]. It’s not just Zients. The politicians want to be re-elected. State and local government workers are back in the office. [b]Different treatment for feds isn’t going to fly with voters. [/b][/quote] Feds are already in the office, at least for hybrid. Some have to go in every day. Very few are still 100% WFH.[/quote]
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