"Career public servants": THE PARTY IS OVER

[CrazyTrader55]

Get this: you no longer have lifetime job security on our tax dollars. And you have accountability. You can't work remotely 5 days a week either. The gravy train is over. Thank you Mr. Trump and Mr. Musk.

 

[rightwinger]

Get this: you no longer have lifetime job security on our tax dollars. And you have accountability. You can't work remotely 5 days a week either. The gravy train is over. Thank you Mr. Trump and Mr. Musk.

When I worked for the Government, I had to do that every week.

It went into the Weekly Activity Report that went to Command Level

 

[Mac1958]

And here we go. The freak show continues:

 

[Moonglow]

Get this: you no longer have lifetime job security on our tax dollars. And you have accountability. You can't work remotely 5 days a week either. The gravy train is over. Thank you Mr. Trump and Mr. Musk.

When will they do it to soldiers in the military?

 

[Harry Dresden]

When I worked for the Government, I had to do that every week.

It went into the Weekly Activity Report that went to Command Level

when i was working i found it to hard to deliver mail from my house,so i had to get out there and do it physically....

 

[kyzr]

When I worked for the Government, I had to do that every week.

It went into the Weekly Activity Report that went to Command Level

When I worked for a Fortune 400 company we also had to do that every week, it was called "Weekly Highlights".

 

[kyzr]

When will they do it to soldiers in the military?

They don't need to do it by email, they just have to have them all do the PT qualifications again, with honest observers.

 

[1srelluc]

Mean spirited?

Nah, sounds more like something you would do when you inherit a work force hired and/or run by the Biden administration.

The party is over.

 

[Blaster]

Government employees hace cushy jobs and very little responsibility.

 

[berg80]

Get this: you no longer have lifetime job security on our tax dollars. And you have accountability. You can't work remotely 5 days a week either. The gravy train is over. Thank you Mr. Trump and Mr. Musk.

I implore you to think for yourself based on the best information available.

Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency say they have saved the federal government $55 billion through staff reductions, lease cancellations and a long list of terminated contracts published online this week as a “wall of receipts.”

President Trump has been celebrating the published savings, even musing about a proposal to mail checks to all Americans to reimburse them with a “DOGE dividend.”

But the math that could back up those checks is marred with accounting errors, incorrect assumptions, outdated data and other mistakes, according to a New York Times analysis of all the contracts listed. While the DOGE team has surely cut some number of billions of dollars, its slapdash accounting adds to a pattern of recklessness by the group, which has recently gained access to sensitive government payment systems.

Some contracts the group claims credit for were double- or triple-counted. Another initially contained an error that inflated the totals by billions of dollars. In at least one instance, the group claimed an entire contract had been canceled when only part of the work had been halted. In others, contracts the group said it had closed were actually ended under the Biden administration.

DOGE’s Only Public Ledger Is Riddled With Mistakes

The figures from Elon Musk’s team of outsiders represent billions in government cuts. They are also full of accounting errors, outdated data and other miscalculations.

www.nytimes.com

 

[j-mac]

And while we're at it, we need to abolish the unions in DC.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

And here we go. The freak show continues:

Expecting people to actually EARN their pay is a freak show these days?

The memo the DNC sent you today sure smacks of desperation.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Government employees hace cushy jobs and very little responsibility.

some of them do....not all of them...

 

[Harry Dresden]

And while we're at it, we need to abolish the unions in DC.

you are going to do union busting now?.....that will resonate with many workers...

 

[Mac-7]

Get this: you no longer have lifetime job security on our tax dollars. And you have accountability. You can't work remotely 5 days a week either. The gravy train is over. Thank you Mr. Trump and Mr. Musk.

Far left tv reported it as “Musk demands that government workers sing for their supper”

Hilarious

 

[1srelluc]

I understand that the whole "bullet point" thing is standard SOP in the private sector.

Anyone care to comment on if that is true?

 

[Mac-7]

But there are civil service laws that make it difficult to remove barnacles from the ship of state

So downsizing will not happen overnight

 

[rightwinger]

Government employees hace cushy jobs and very little responsibility.

When I started in the Government as a Junior Engineer, I had much more responsibility than my pay or title.
I would go into major Defense Contractors and evaluate their product and process and review their records.
I was treated with kid gloves by the corporate executives

Just let me know if there is anything you need

 

[j-mac]

you are going to do union busting now?.....that will resonate with many workers...

Me? Nah, I'm just a citizen. But, I don't think unions have a place in government jobs. It's a perpetual circle of corruption.

 

[Scoutster]

When I worked for a Fortune 400 company we also had to do that every week, it was called "Weekly Highlights".

Standard practice, been required at two of my companies that I’ve worked at and I expected it from my employees to be given to me weekly. Not too detailed, just to make sure they’re staying focused on the priority issues for them. My version included multiple items on their projects, one of them was to list any roadblocks that they needed help with from me to get through.