Anonymous wrote:Can someone copy past the memo. I can’t reach the site

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Anonymous wrote:"If an employee’s official duty station is more than 50 miles from any existing agency office, the agency should take steps to move the employee’s duty station to the most appropriate agency office based on the employee’s duties and job function."

What the hell does this mean? If you live more than 50 miles away, you'll have to sit at the nearest govt. building?

Anonymous wrote:"If an employee’s official duty station is more than 50 miles from any existing agency office, the agency should take steps to move the employee’s duty station to the most appropriate agency office based on the employee’s duties and job function."

Anonymous wrote:Page not found now.

Anonymous wrote:Did anyone download it? The OPM site is jammed up.

Anonymous wrote:"Fairness requires that federal office employees show up to the worksite each day like most other American workers."

Eyeroll. So.. this all really boils down to some people being jealous their workplace/career doesn't accommodate remote work, huh?

Anonymous wrote:"Fairness requires that federal office employees show up to the worksite each day like most other American workers."

Eyeroll. So.. this all really boils down to some people being jealous their workplace/career doesn't accommodate remote work, huh?

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Anonymous wrote:This is written like a poorly researched and written high school report, not Federal policy. Wow.

I completely agree, this is horribly written. I still don’t understand the need to make a blanket policy when agencies have so many different functions. I’m pretty sure at least one of my teammates is going to quit. She lives about two hours away from the office but was hired because we support industry in her area so she’s close by to our industry partners. If she quits they will have to TDY us when we visit those facilities.