Last time, it was within a couple of days. Our payroll has been calculating all the checks - we’ve been getting two paystubs - one with all zeroes and one that is what it was supposed to be. As soon as they reopen, the bulk funds will be pushed to the right pots according to the paystubs we should have gotten.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

They aren't being an a$$, they are being realistic. We are feds, and have heard scuttlebutt that the administration is going to try not to pay people who weren't working. Is there law contrary to that? Yes. Will it stop them from trying to deny some of us the pay? I don't know.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

You sure about that? NY Times headline yesterday:

"Furlough notices to federal workers leave out any mention of back pay."

Them choosing or not choosing to mention it doesn’t change fact that it’s a law, not to mention has broad congressional support.

Girl. Pay attention. This administration gives zero f—ks about the law.

Probably depends on your agency, but probably within a week or reopening.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

You sure about that? NY Times headline yesterday:

"Furlough notices to federal workers leave out any mention of back pay."

Yes its the law.

+1
They’re trying to scare you. Don’t take the bait.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

You sure about that? NY Times headline yesterday:

"Furlough notices to federal workers leave out any mention of back pay."

Yes its the law.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

You sure about that? NY Times headline yesterday:

"Furlough notices to federal workers leave out any mention of back pay."

You believe the sensationlized media over history? They have always got back pay they will get back pay this time too. Stop believing the media for anything.

What's sensationalized about literally quoting emailed notices? Trump made the same statement yesterday on Truth Social.

And sorry if I don't believe the promises of an Administration which has functionally eliminated agencies without congressional approval, and is actively lying to courts on a daily basis. Odds are yes people will eventually get paid- but nothing is guaranteed nowadays.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

You sure about that? NY Times headline yesterday:

"Furlough notices to federal workers leave out any mention of back pay."

You believe the sensationlized media over history? They have always got back pay they will get back pay this time too. Stop believing the media for anything.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

You sure about that? NY Times headline yesterday:

"Furlough notices to federal workers leave out any mention of back pay."

Them choosing or not choosing to mention it doesn’t change fact that it’s a law, not to mention has broad congressional support.

I would have agreed with you last year. But the law doesn't press the button, nor does Congress.

By second payperiod after shutdown ends.

It's usually come pretty quickly-- like the next paycheck, maybe even sooner

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

You sure about that? NY Times headline yesterday:

"Furlough notices to federal workers leave out any mention of back pay."

Them choosing or not choosing to mention it doesn’t change fact that it’s a law, not to mention has broad congressional support.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

You sure about that? NY Times headline yesterday:

"Furlough notices to federal workers leave out any mention of back pay."

Anonymous wrote:Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.

Girl. We're all getting back pay. Don't be an a$$

Putting aside whenever this might end (after Thanksgiving? - no one knows), when might excepted workers see backpay? So many admins were DOGE’d, have accepted VERAs now during shutdown, etc., so I’m trying to figure this out with college tuition due and losing my federal contract being cut earlier this year.