Biden trying to undermine a trump presidency: federal work from home deal

[ThisIsMe]

Thousands of government employees land deal to continue telework with Biden admin appointee: report

A Biden administration appointee locked up telework for thousands of government union workers in a new contract ahead of the incoming Trump administration.

www.foxbusiness.com

Biden apparently has struck a deal to keep 42,000 federal employees in a telework arrangement. When trump is trying to get the bloated federal work force to actually show up, biden is trying to go behind his back and undermine his presidency.

Studies have shown that remote workers tend to be less productive. When the average federal employee salary is around $106,000 (median income is about 60k), with the benefits and vacation packages they get, and because it's taxpayers dollars that pays them, they need to be as productive as possible.

Be careful what you do, this can work both ways for the next incoming democrat president.

 

[rightwinger]

Thousands of government employees land deal to continue telework with Biden admin appointee: report

A Biden administration appointee locked up telework for thousands of government union workers in a new contract ahead of the incoming Trump administration.

www.foxbusiness.com

Biden apparently has struck a deal to keep 42,000 federal employees in a telework arrangement. When trump is trying to get the bloated federal work force to actually show up, biden is trying to go behind his back and undermine his presidency.

Studies have shown that remote workers tend to be less productive. When the average federal employee salary is around $106,000 (median income is about 60k), with the benefits and vacation packages they get, and because it's taxpayers dollars that pays them, they need to be as productive as possible.

Be careful what you do, this can work both ways for the next incoming democrat president.

Trump needs to ensure performance metrics are in place and then he doesn’t need to worry about whether the work is done from home or on site

 

[ThisIsMe]

Trump needs to ensure performance metrics are in place and then he doesn’t need to worry about whether the work is done from home or on site

We are paying a lot of money for buildings that are going unused. Heating and cooling, among other things, plus some employees being paid for travel expenses, and other bits and bobs.

The private sector has to show up each day for a lot less than what government employees make, i think they need to show up. Private sector incurs more expense because of that as well

 

[jackflash]

Thousands of government employees land deal to continue telework with Biden admin appointee: report

A Biden administration appointee locked up telework for thousands of government union workers in a new contract ahead of the incoming Trump administration.

www.foxbusiness.com

Biden apparently has struck a deal to keep 42,000 federal employees in a telework arrangement. When trump is trying to get the bloated federal work force to actually show up, biden is trying to go behind his back and undermine his presidency.

Studies have shown that remote workers tend to be less productive. When the average federal employee salary is around $106,000 (median income is about 60k), with the benefits and vacation packages they get, and because it's taxpayers dollars that pays them, they need to be as productive as possible.

Be careful what you do, this can work both ways for the next incoming democrat president.

Those stay @ home fed employees don't know it yet but they are already on the endangered species list.

 

[jbrownson0831]

We are paying a lot of money for buildings that are going unused. Heating and cooling, among other things, plus some employees being paid for travel expenses, and other bits and bobs.

The private sector has to show up each day for a lot less than what government employees make, i think they need to show up. Private sector incurs more expense because of that as well

Just eliminate their worthless jobs.

 

[ThisIsMe]

Also, 26 lawmakers are advocating for parity in pay. They want the entire federal workforce to get a 4.5% pay raise

Hoyer, Kaine, Warner Lead Bicameral Letter Calling for Pay Parity for Federal Civilian Employees

WASHINGTON, DC - Today, U.S. Congressman Steny H. Hoyer (D-MD-05) and U.S. Senators Tim Kaine and Mark R. Warner (both D-VA) led a bicameral letter calling for pay parity for federal civilian employees. President Joe Biden’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2025 includes a 4.5% pay raise for...

hoyer.house.gov

 

[Blaster]

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[1srelluc]

I see 42K RIFs coming their way and there is shit-all they can do about it.

 

[Cassandro]

Trump needs to ensure performance metrics are in place and then he doesn’t need to worry about whether the work is done from home or on site

Those two ideas are not mutually exclusive. Why not do both?

 

[Moonglow]

Thousands of government employees land deal to continue telework with Biden admin appointee: report

A Biden administration appointee locked up telework for thousands of government union workers in a new contract ahead of the incoming Trump administration.

www.foxbusiness.com

Biden apparently has struck a deal to keep 42,000 federal employees in a telework arrangement. When trump is trying to get the bloated federal work force to actually show up, biden is trying to go behind his back and undermine his presidency.

Studies have shown that remote workers tend to be less productive. When the average federal employee salary is around $106,000 (median income is about 60k), with the benefits and vacation packages they get, and because it's taxpayers dollars that pays them, they need to be as productive as possible.

Be careful what you do, this can work both ways for the next incoming democrat president.

I sat a lot when employed by the feds, and I did a lot of nothing.

 

[Moonglow]

Will the Don golf most of his presidency or **** off in the White House?

 

[rightwinger]

Those two ideas are not mutually exclusive. Why not do both?

If the work is being done, why worry about level of supervision?
A supervisor should worry about the quality of work not obsessing over a time clock.

Old School supervisors looked at their job as watching over employees and make sure you don’t goof of.

Todays supervisors have better things to do.
If a work at home employees delivers a good product and nobody is complaining……leave them alone

 

[Mac-7]

Thousands of government employees land deal to continue telework with Biden admin appointee: report

A Biden administration appointee locked up telework for thousands of government union workers in a new contract ahead of the incoming Trump administration.

www.foxbusiness.com

Biden apparently has struck a deal to keep 42,000 federal employees in a telework arrangement. When trump is trying to get the bloated federal work force to actually show up, biden is trying to go behind his back and undermine his presidency.

Studies have shown that remote workers tend to be less productive. When the average federal employee salary is around $106,000 (median income is about 60k), with the benefits and vacation packages they get, and because it's taxpayers dollars that pays them, they need to be as productive as possible.

Be careful what you do, this can work both ways for the next incoming democrat president.

I think trump can reverse the deal after he takes office

 

[initforme]

We are paying a lot of money for buildings that are going unused. Heating and cooling, among other things, plus some employees being paid for travel expenses, and other bits and bobs.

The private sector has to show up each day for a lot less than what government employees make, i think they need to show up. Private sector incurs more expense because of that as well

If the median is a measely 60 grand and that's more than the private sector, we have a massive under compensated people working in the private sector.

 

[ThisIsMe]

I sat a lot when employed by the feds, and I did a lot of nothing.

Exactly, you're giving us an example of why it's a bad idea for federal employees to work from home. I imagine a lot of "work" is really goof off time.

 

[ThisIsMe]

If the median is a measely 60 grand and that's more than the private sector, we have a massive under compensated people working in the private sector.

Median income in america is currently about 67k, average federal employee makes about 106k

 

[rightwinger]

Median income in america is currently about 67k, average federal employee makes about 106k

That is because the federal government requires college degrees and most low end positions have been contracted out

 

[rightwinger]

Those two ideas are not mutually exclusive. Why not do both?

If workers are doing their job effectively from home, why demand they show up in a cubicle?

 

[busybee01]

Thousands of government employees land deal to continue telework with Biden admin appointee: report

A Biden administration appointee locked up telework for thousands of government union workers in a new contract ahead of the incoming Trump administration.

www.foxbusiness.com

Biden apparently has struck a deal to keep 42,000 federal employees in a telework arrangement. When trump is trying to get the bloated federal work force to actually show up, biden is trying to go behind his back and undermine his presidency.

Studies have shown that remote workers tend to be less productive. When the average federal employee salary is around $106,000 (median income is about 60k), with the benefits and vacation packages they get, and because it's taxpayers dollars that pays them, they need to be as productive as possible.

Be careful what you do, this can work both ways for the next incoming democrat president.

There is no evidence that work at home reduces productivity. It saves the government money because it means that they need less office space. It also saves gas.

 

[rightwinger]

There is no evidence that work at home reduces productivity. It saves the government money because it means that they need less office space. It also saves gas.

Office space is very expensive in DC and commutes can take hours

Both the government and workers benefit