Not sure why you all are arguing. The plan isn’t to get us to quit over returning to the office. The plan is to make us come into the office and then catch us leaving early or teleworking when we aren’t supposed to. Then poof- they can easily fire us.

According to Reddit, NARA plans to violate CBOs for RTO (remote and federal).

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Anonymous wrote:AI will spit out the names of those who are not complying or those who are in the grey zone.

They already have been for about 2 years. Departmental HR, GAO, and OPM have been collecting data every month--badge swipes and timesheets.

The badge swipes thing is so weird to me. I have to swipe through a main turnstile and then a large door to get to my office. The security folks frequently open the main turnstile for employees they know well. People frequently come in/out of the large door, so again, it isn't uncommon for someone to hold the door open or use one badge to allow multiple people through. It's totally possible to work a full day in-office at my office without ever swiping your PIV.

DOE HQ - nothing officially sent out to the masses yet.

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Anonymous wrote:AI will spit out the names of those who are not complying or those who are in the grey zone.

They already have been for about 2 years. Departmental HR, GAO, and OPM have been collecting data every month--badge swipes and timesheets.

That’s not how GAO audits work, babe.

Anonymous wrote:AI will spit out the names of those who are not complying or those who are in the grey zone.

They already have been for about 2 years. Departmental HR, GAO, and OPM have been collecting data every month--badge swipes and timesheets.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you really think the political appointees are just going to ignore the order? Once they’re in place they’ll be calling the shots.

So they’ll personally review time cards and badge data? Sounds like a fun job!

We have an HR minion that does this right now.

Anonymous wrote:AI will spit out the names of those who are not complying or those who are in the grey zone.

Sure

Anonymous wrote:Do you really think the political appointees are just going to ignore the order? Once they’re in place they’ll be calling the shots.

I think the plan is to ask people to RTO. At the same time they are embedding a 4 person Doge team to assess and eliminate folks. People who don't RTO without legitimate reason will be on chopping block along with managers who can't get their teams to RTO. They axed 80% of Twitter employees.

AI will spit out the names of those who are not complying or those who are in the grey zone.

Anonymous wrote:Do you really think the political appointees are just going to ignore the order? Once they’re in place they’ll be calling the shots.

So they’ll personally review time cards and badge data? Sounds like a fun job!

Do you really think the political appointees are just going to ignore the order? Once they’re in place they’ll be calling the shots.

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Anonymous wrote:The problem is there is a huge lack.of office space for full return to.office for government employees let alone our contractors which are contractually allowed to telework.
Our productivity using telework increased as well.

Sound like the office space matter is above your pay grade. Focus on preparing yourself to go into the office.

I don’t think anyone asked for your suggestions. The thread title should make that clear.

Title of thread is no other rants/comments.

Elon’s minions are probably on here reading this. Be careful what you say

Anonymous wrote:Any news from DOJ and its components? Worried because Bondi and a lot of the appointees are rubber stamps for Trump policies

AUSA here. We were told EOUSA is still working on figuring out guidance, but to be prepared for 5 days a week in-office.