Anonymous wrote:If an agency wants to keep all its probationers, will OPM force them to make cuts whether the agency wants to keep everyone? Just trying to understand if implicit in this order is to cut people regardless of keep or don't keep.
Anonymous wrote:What about all the people in leave all the time—FMLA, then sick, then LWOP, then late, then leaving early every week? Obviously working the system? (And I support all the leaves but one person taking this many is a bit much
Anonymous wrote:What about all the people in leave all the time—FMLA, then sick, then LWOP, then late, then leaving early every week? Obviously working the system? (And I support all the leaves but one person taking this many is a bit much
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If my SF-50 says I have “tenure” am I non-probation?
This is so confusing. I’ve been in my current role less than a year, but I’ve been with the agency and federal government for many years.
This is what I want to know as well. What's determines if you are on probation, getting a new job anywhere even though you've been employed with the fed gov for many many years.
You need to look at the SF-50 from when you moved to the new position and see if it mentions probation anywhere in the remarks section. It will specifically say if you’re subject to a new probationary period and for how long. If it says nothing, you’re fine (assuming you weren’t still in probation at the old job before you moved).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who is Amanda Scales at OPM?
I really hope this is just a coincidence. https://washingtonprogram.ucdavis.edu/alumni/amanda-scales
Anonymous wrote:They aren't looking for your run of the mill people to fire from the probation list. They are looking for newly hired upper level GS who may have influence on policy, etc. Known people associated with the Biden administration. Agency leadership will flag those people for removal. Hopefully, they will also get rid of some poor performers across the board, although with the hiring freeze also in effect...a warm body is a warm body.
Anonymous wrote:They aren't looking for your run of the mill people to fire from the probation list. They are looking for newly hired upper level GS who may have influence on policy, etc. Known people associated with the Biden administration. Agency leadership will flag those people for removal. Hopefully, they will also get rid of some poor performers across the board, although with the hiring freeze also in effect...a warm body is a warm body.
Anonymous wrote:They aren't looking for your run of the mill people to fire from the probation list. They are looking for newly hired upper level GS who may have influence on policy, etc. Known people associated with the Biden administration. Agency leadership will flag those people for removal. Hopefully, they will also get rid of some poor performers across the board, although with the hiring freeze also in effect...a warm body is a warm body.