Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And they can work virtually.
The draft documents and emails obtained by CBS News say that the contractors would be given FDA laptops and badges to do their work, which is described as intended "to address the duties that have been performed" by the laid-off staff.
However, the contracting documents also say that the tasks could be completed virtually, suggesting that they would not be subject to the same strict return-to-office requirements that have hamstrung FDA employees for weeks.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fda-replace-laid-off-employees-contractors/
I wonder if other agencies will follow suit.
Contractors are remote in other agencies also. They save a bit on parking and not needing offices. It's brilliant really. Now if we can just get the feds to figure out how to operate the conference video cam.
Anonymous wrote:Well when a reality show star becomes President and a foreign ‘inventor’ can do whatever they want in any agency what do you expect
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds inefficient and more costly
To the contrary. Hiring contractors for non-governmental duties allows for greater flexibility in staffing, accompanied by lower benefits costs.
+1 Fewer longtime federal workers with golden parachutes.
You guys are morons. You’ve bought into a massive lie. Federal workers don’t have golden parachutes or great retirement.
Compared to the average American worker? Yes, they do.
They have 401k like most average workers. In the past they had pensions but they did away with pensions.
You know, American workers should unionize instead of destroying the government. Unions were created to improve worker benefits and conditions. Corporations and the GOP have demonized unions, which is why nothing improves for workers. Corporations DGAF about its employees. They care about profits.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds inefficient and more costly
To the contrary. Hiring contractors for non-governmental duties allows for greater flexibility in staffing, accompanied by lower benefits costs.
+1 Fewer longtime federal workers with golden parachutes.
You guys are morons. You’ve bought into a massive lie. Federal workers don’t have golden parachutes or great retirement.
Compared to the average American worker? Yes, they do.
They have 401k like most average workers. In the past they had pensions but they did away with pensions.
You know, American workers should unionize instead of destroying the government. Unions were created to improve worker benefits and conditions. Corporations and the GOP have demonized unions, which is why nothing improves for workers. Corporations DGAF about its employees. They care about profits.
It's like people think federal workers get pensions like it's 1950. Those were done away with decades ago, in the 1990s, and now there is an extremely small relic of a pension and the rest replaced with 401ks like everyone else.
Yes, there are retired feds out there who still get a full pension, but working feds? Only if they've been there 40 years.
Stop being mad at feds and starting being mad at all the corporations and billionaires raking in cash while trying to cut your measley social security.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds inefficient and more costly
To the contrary. Hiring contractors for non-governmental duties allows for greater flexibility in staffing, accompanied by lower benefits costs.
+1 Fewer longtime federal workers with golden parachutes.
You guys are morons. You’ve bought into a massive lie. Federal workers don’t have golden parachutes or great retirement.
Compared to the average American worker? Yes, they do.
They have 401k like most average workers. In the past they had pensions but they did away with pensions.
You know, American workers should unionize instead of destroying the government. Unions were created to improve worker benefits and conditions. Corporations and the GOP have demonized unions, which is why nothing improves for workers. Corporations DGAF about its employees. They care about profits.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And they can work virtually.
The draft documents and emails obtained by CBS News say that the contractors would be given FDA laptops and badges to do their work, which is described as intended "to address the duties that have been performed" by the laid-off staff.
However, the contracting documents also say that the tasks could be completed virtually, suggesting that they would not be subject to the same strict return-to-office requirements that have hamstrung FDA employees for weeks.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fda-replace-laid-off-employees-contractors/
I wonder if other agencies will follow suit.
So what was the point of firing everyone....just wanted to be cruel? I mean that checks out with trump.
Anonymous wrote:And they can work virtually.
The draft documents and emails obtained by CBS News say that the contractors would be given FDA laptops and badges to do their work, which is described as intended "to address the duties that have been performed" by the laid-off staff.
However, the contracting documents also say that the tasks could be completed virtually, suggesting that they would not be subject to the same strict return-to-office requirements that have hamstrung FDA employees for weeks.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fda-replace-laid-off-employees-contractors/
I wonder if other agencies will follow suit.
Anonymous wrote:And it makes a whole lot more money for company owners and less for workers. Republican win win.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds inefficient and more costly
To the contrary. Hiring contractors for non-governmental duties allows for greater flexibility in staffing, accompanied by lower benefits costs.
+1 Fewer longtime federal workers with golden parachutes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds inefficient and more costly
To the contrary. Hiring contractors for non-governmental duties allows for greater flexibility in staffing, accompanied by lower benefits costs.
+1 Fewer longtime federal workers with golden parachutes.
You guys are morons. You’ve bought into a massive lie. Federal workers don’t have golden parachutes or great retirement.
Compared to the average American worker? Yes, they do.
Anonymous wrote:Sounds inefficient and more costly