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Anonymous wrote:Why are people acting like this changes anything? It won't. PA hates us and wants people to quit so why is he going to decline an appeal or work out some deal to give us the pre 2020 telework back? I'm not getting what the big deal is about this decision.

I don’t believe. I don’t believe that a billionaire in his late 60s, who owns his firm, would just decide to go lead an organization whose people he despises. What a waste of time that would be. Nobody does that.

It’s called a power trip.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people acting like this changes anything? It won't. PA hates us and wants people to quit so why is he going to decline an appeal or work out some deal to give us the pre 2020 telework back? I'm not getting what the big deal is about this decision.

I don’t believe. I don’t believe that a billionaire in his late 60s, who owns his firm, would just decide to go lead an organization whose people he despises. What a waste of time that would be. Nobody does that.

An excellent question. I agree with the poster who said it was a power trip. There is no other reason. PA came in without a team. Without advisers and counsels. Without a GC. Without directors. Without a vision. And here we are. Almost 1000 people left. One town hall. No communication. Rumors galore. Morale lower than ever.

I wouldn’t even call that a town hall. It was more like a stump speech.

He has no idea how to lead anything. And from all accounts he is horrible at making decisions. Won’t make them. Puts them off. Ignores them. He is totally unequipped for the job. He may know securities law and policy and how to talk policies with powerful people. But he cannot run a regulatory agency and is failing on all accounts.

Anyone is Trump World who knows anything about what the SEC does must be terrified they are squandering this opportunity.

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Anonymous wrote:So what is the result of the decision? Do SEC employees get money damages or other compensation for the violations?

I doubt it. I hope that OHR decides not to appeal.

Do you think this is an OHR decision?

Absolutely not. My opinion is the decision lies within the chairman’s office.

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Anonymous wrote:So what is the result of the decision? Do SEC employees get money damages or other compensation for the violations?

I doubt it. I hope that OHR decides not to appeal.

Do you think this is an OHR decision?

Anonymous wrote:When will we know if they are going to appeal?

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people acting like this changes anything? It won't. PA hates us and wants people to quit so why is he going to decline an appeal or work out some deal to give us the pre 2020 telework back? I'm not getting what the big deal is about this decision.

I don’t believe. I don’t believe that a billionaire in his late 60s, who owns his firm, would just decide to go lead an organization whose people he despises. What a waste of time that would be. Nobody does that.

An excellent question. I agree with the poster who said it was a power trip. There is no other reason. PA came in without a team. Without advisers and counsels. Without a GC. Without directors. Without a vision. And here we are. Almost 1000 people left. One town hall. No communication. Rumors galore. Morale lower than ever.

I wouldn’t even call that a town hall. It was more like a stump speech.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people acting like this changes anything? It won't. PA hates us and wants people to quit so why is he going to decline an appeal or work out some deal to give us the pre 2020 telework back? I'm not getting what the big deal is about this decision.

I don’t believe. I don’t believe that a billionaire in his late 60s, who owns his firm, would just decide to go lead an organization whose people he despises. What a waste of time that would be. Nobody does that.

An excellent question. I agree with the poster who said it was a power trip. There is no other reason. PA came in without a team. Without advisers and counsels. Without a GC. Without directors. Without a vision. And here we are. Almost 1000 people left. One town hall. No communication. Rumors galore. Morale lower than ever.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people acting like this changes anything? It won't. PA hates us and wants people to quit so why is he going to decline an appeal or work out some deal to give us the pre 2020 telework back? I'm not getting what the big deal is about this decision.

I don’t believe. I don’t believe that a billionaire in his late 60s, who owns his firm, would just decide to go lead an organization whose people he despises. What a waste of time that would be. Nobody does that.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people acting like this changes anything? It won't. PA hates us and wants people to quit so why is he going to decline an appeal or work out some deal to give us the pre 2020 telework back? I'm not getting what the big deal is about this decision.

I don’t believe. I don’t believe that a billionaire in his late 60s, who owns his firm, would just decide to go lead an organization whose people he despises. What a waste of time that would be. Nobody does that.

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Anonymous wrote:Why are people acting like this changes anything? It won't. PA hates us and wants people to quit so why is he going to decline an appeal or work out some deal to give us the pre 2020 telework back? I'm not getting what the big deal is about this decision.

I don’t believe. I don’t believe that a billionaire in his late 60s, who owns his firm, would just decide to go lead an organization whose people he despises. What a waste of time that would be. Nobody does that.

Anonymous wrote:Why are people acting like this changes anything? It won't. PA hates us and wants people to quit so why is he going to decline an appeal or work out some deal to give us the pre 2020 telework back? I'm not getting what the big deal is about this decision.

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Anonymous wrote:So what is the result of the decision? Do SEC employees get money damages or other compensation for the violations?

I doubt it. I hope that OHR decides not to appeal.

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Anonymous wrote:FLRA has zero appointmented federal impasse panel members. All 10 positions are vacant. So appeals to that agency will be in stasis for the next 3 years. Don't get your hopes up 😞.

https://www.flra.gov/fsip_panel_bios

Would this go to an impasse panel or to the FLRA itself? The latter has three people now?

It goes to the FLRA itself. The FSIP is for impasse in negotiating CBAs. I dont know if the FLRA has a GC though which is necessary for the action to advance.

It appears that they do not.
https://www.flra.gov/about/organizational-chart

What makes you say the GC is necessary? From what I have read on the FLRA website the decision would be made by the FLRA three member body which has all three spots filled currently

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Anonymous wrote:FLRA has zero appointmented federal impasse panel members. All 10 positions are vacant. So appeals to that agency will be in stasis for the next 3 years. Don't get your hopes up 😞.

https://www.flra.gov/fsip_panel_bios

Would this go to an impasse panel or to the FLRA itself? The latter has three people now?

It goes to the FLRA itself. The FSIP is for impasse in negotiating CBAs. I dont know if the FLRA has a GC though which is necessary for the action to advance.

It appears that they do not.
https://www.flra.gov/about/organizational-chart