Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These data tables are shocking. Everyone knows that USAID and Dept of Ed were slashed, but the number of agencies showing departments that are decimated from Dept of Ag, GSA, HUD and Treasury was really surprising to me. FAFO Republicans.
A lot of those were early retirements, buyouts and resignations.
Anonymous wrote:They have absolute destroyed USPTO and the morale. This agency takes no appropriated funds, functioned well, and had been remote working for 30 years (and seamlessly transitioned through COVID), all of which allowed for hiring the best and brightest.
It's a former shell of itself and for no good reason.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still not as many as Clinton laid off. Funny how people ignore history.
This was done over 8 years. Much less traumatic to the system than Fork in the Road approach with no planning in place.
Anonymous wrote:Numbers are over 300,000 but as usual the media tries to spin it like it isn’t as bad as it is.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My non-target agency has lost 17 percent of its people, mostly to early or regular retirement — really knowledgeable people who just didn’t want to come in 5 days a week for no purpose. It’s really problematic.
Same with my program. We lost more than 20% - mostly first line and second line managers with many years of experience and institutional knowledge. Even if we start hiring new workers like crazy tomorrow, it won't fix the problem. Truly stupid.
Anonymous wrote:My non-target agency has lost 17 percent of its people, mostly to early or regular retirement — really knowledgeable people who just didn’t want to come in 5 days a week for no purpose. It’s really problematic.
Anonymous wrote:Still not as many as Clinton laid off. Funny how people ignore history.
Anonymous wrote:Still not as many as Clinton laid off. Funny how people ignore history.