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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]RTO will work in one if two ways, depending on your agency:

1. For well respected, relatively noncontroversial independent agencies that get their budget from fees, etc, not much will change. SEC, OCC, FDIC, etc

2. For everyone else (and cfpb), things will be very bad.  [/quote]

You think a bunch of billionaires narcissists think the SEC is a respected, noncontroversial agency?  You crazy, girl.  [/quote]

They need SEC to exist. In particular, to provide some clarity on crypto ICO issuances. SEC is critical to the functioning of financial markets. No one is blowing up the SEC; they just want to change the regs and enforcement thresholds. [/quote]

SEC employee - not under the impression that SEC is respected because it isn't. But I do recognize self interest when I see it. I feel like they'll be mindful of what agencies impact the markets - i.e. where they have a ton of their own money - and which ones do not.

For SEC and I assume other unionized agencies also, isn't the work schedule/RTO in the CBA? Which runs until 2027. Can you just cancel said CBA tomorrow without litigation?[/quote]

For a lot of the Agencies, there are rules pertaining to how telework determinations are made but there is no "thou shalt grant employees 4 days per pay period" type language. Most agencies would not agree to this because they want to maintain discretion to make tweaks around the margins, deal with poor performers for whom telework is not working, accommodate business needs, etc. CBAs will generally have some sort of out that the Agencies could use. [/quote][/quote]

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