Domestic terrorism’ hits Tesla drivers, dealers as former FBI field boss warns it could get worse

[eagle1462010]

Resulting in a substantial net of waste removal. It’s called sifting. Very effective management style. Proactive.

In construction its a Cull. Get rid of dead weight then rehire a new batch

 

[White 6]

‘An expert says’.
What democrat/RINO is that expert?

Nick Bednar, an associate professor of law at the University of Minnesota who specializes in executive branch politics, says that what makes this moment different is how quickly and indiscriminately the layoffs are happening.

“The way we’ve traditionally reduced the size of the federal workforce is to take a scalpel and kind of target particular programs where we think there might be bloat,” he said. “This is more like taking a sledgehammer to the entire executive branch.”

After mass layoffs, some federal agencies are trying to bring employees back

A number of federal agencies, from HHS to the USDA, have laid off employees only to rescind those terminations days later. An expert says it "suggests something about mismanagement of government."

www.opb.org

Say, if your company laid off thousands without even knowing what some of the did and then had to scramble within 72 hours to hire many of them back, (after giving them poor performance as reason for layoff), in order for your company to provide basic company performance, safeguard company assets and basically keep the doors open. Would it indicate sound management of personnel and assets, and sound management technique or lack of planning, taking the word of an outside consultant unfamiliar with what your company did for a living? As simple personnel management, if you were ordered to cut workforce by a percentage, would you use lack of available work and corporate policy on their severance letter or would you also clobber them with their first ever poor performance to be stapled to their unemployment application and following every job application they ever filed again, in order to feed their family and keep their house? Face it. Sound equitable personnel management technique, it ain't.

 

[eagle1462010]

Nick Bednar, an associate professor of law at the University of Minnesota who specializes in executive branch politics, says that what makes this moment different is how quickly and indiscriminately the layoffs are happening.

“The way we’ve traditionally reduced the size of the federal workforce is to take a scalpel and kind of target particular programs where we think there might be bloat,” he said. “This is more like taking a sledgehammer to the entire executive branch.”

After mass layoffs, some federal agencies are trying to bring employees back

A number of federal agencies, from HHS to the USDA, have laid off employees only to rescind those terminations days later. An expert says it "suggests something about mismanagement of government."

www.opb.org

Say, if your company laid off thousands without even knowing what some of the did and then had to scramble within 72 hours to hire many of them back, (after giving them poor performance as reason for layoff), in order for your company to provide basic company performance, safeguard company assets and basically keep the doors open. Would it indicate sound management of personnel and assets, and sound management technique or lack of planning, taking the word of an outside consultant unfamiliar with what your company did for a living? As simple personnel management, if you were ordered to cut workforce by a percentage, would you use lack of available work and corporate policy on their severance letter or would you also clobber them with their first ever poor performance to be stapled to their unemployment application and following every job application they ever filed again, in order to feed their family and keep their house? Face it. Sound equitable personnel management technique, it ain't.

Given the waste in many agencies perhaps its time for new hires who arent corrupted.

 

[jknowgood]

Are you referring to Maj Pete Hegseth? I am sure his drinking problem is not as serious as even republicans have inferred, and we know he is out and about, attempting to do his best, though apparently poorly. I do not think Donnie and Elon have the same problem, though they support him. So, at the executive level of Government work it could not exceed 33%.

I'd rather have a drunk in that position, than the traitor he replaced.

 

[Rambunctious]

One man's patriot is another's terrorist here , depending on who is in power

~S~

Having trouble determining good from bad?...
I guess you are not alone... I can see evil from a mile away... guess I grew up right...
Its not patriotic to destroy someone's property...
Is that clear?....

 

[White 6]

Given the waste in many agencies perhaps its time for new hires who arent corrupted.

Who have the proven corrupt?

 

[White 6]

I'd rather have a drunk in that position, than the traitor he replaced.

Nope. Won't fly. The National Guard Major was never up to that jump in leadership responsibility, to head of the armed forces, from the beginning and most military professionals knew it. Just a dumb ass political appointee, typical of trump administration or lack of administration, depending on your outlook. The only people thinking him qualified, were the TDS folks, those affected with Trump Devotion Syndrome.

 

[eagle1462010]

Who have the proven corrupt?

Shirly you havent scrolled by the wasteful spending or the Wastebook data for over a decade.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Nick Bednar, an associate professor of law at the University of Minnesota who specializes in executive branch politics, says that what makes this moment different is how quickly and indiscriminately the layoffs are happening.

“The way we’ve traditionally reduced the size of the federal workforce is to take a scalpel and kind of target particular programs where we think there might be bloat,” he said. “This is more like taking a sledgehammer to the entire executive branch.”

After mass layoffs, some federal agencies are trying to bring employees back

A number of federal agencies, from HHS to the USDA, have laid off employees only to rescind those terminations days later. An expert says it "suggests something about mismanagement of government."

www.opb.org

Say, if your company laid off thousands without even knowing what some of the did and then had to scramble within 72 hours to hire many of them back, (after giving them poor performance as reason for layoff), in order for your company to provide basic company performance, safeguard company assets and basically keep the doors open. Would it indicate sound management of personnel and assets, and sound management technique or lack of planning, taking the word of an outside consultant unfamiliar with what your company did for a living? As simple personnel management, if you were ordered to cut workforce by a percentage, would you use lack of available work and corporate policy on their severance letter or would you also clobber them with their first ever poor performance to be stapled to their unemployment application and following every job application they ever filed again, in order to feed their family and keep their house? Face it. Sound equitable personnel management technique, it ain't.

Same tried and true method the military has used for centuries. Break them down and build them back up right.

 

[White 6]

Shirly you havent scrolled by the wasteful spending or the Wastebook data for over a decade.

Just asking who has been found corrupt in response to the statement. I am positive, I would not approve

Shirly you havent scrolled by the wasteful spending or the Wastebook data for over a decade.

Just asking who has been found corrupt in response to the statement. I am positive, I would not approve of every expenditure of our government. Equally positive, I would have taken a more informed managerial approach, would not have attempted mass unilateral action and certain, I would not have accused those laid off, of poor performance without a performance review to back it up.

 

[sparky]

Having trouble determining good from bad?...
I guess you are not alone... I can see evil from a mile away... guess I grew up right...
Its not patriotic to destroy someone's property...
Is that clear?....

Oh i've no problem defining it Ram, but there's no shortage of sorts who can't

~S~

 

[Failzero]

Oh i've no problem defining it Ram, but there's no shortage of sorts who can't

~S~

Marxists Nti Colonialists & Anti American progressives & Illegal Alien Criminals & Foreign Government operatives = Bad

 

[MagicMike]

Of course this will get worse. As the angry, retrograde left gets more desperate and “more left”, they will exoand their terrorism

You spelled "peaceful protest" wrong

to a wider hit list.

With a historical perspective, terrorism has a greater representation with the left than any other political or religious movement.

You spelled "peaceful protest" wrong

Having witnessed the left going full Nazi with their support of college campus riots

You spelled "peaceful protest" wrong.

after the horrendous terrorist attacks of October 7, the left feels an entitlement to their historical roots.

Fake news

‘Domestic terrorism’ hits Tesla drivers, dealers as former FBI field boss warns it could get worse

A former FBI special agent says he expects political violence in the United States to escalate as Tesla owners see vehicles vandalized and dealerships fall victim to fire bombings.

www.yahoo.com

A former high-level FBI special agent said he expects political violence

MAGAts embrace political violence.
Remember January 6, 2021?

in the United States to continue escalating amid the nationwide destruction of Tesla vehicles and dealerships aimed at intimidating Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) head Elon Musk.

If Musk thinks this is bad just wait until 74 million Americans have their monthly Social Security deposits screwed up by another DOGE blunder.
There will be no mercy.

 

[Hollie]

You spelled "peaceful protest" wrong

You spelled "peaceful protest" wrong

You spelled "peaceful protest" wrong.

Fake news

MAGAts embrace political violence.
Remember January 6, 2021?

If Musk thinks this is bad just wait until 74 million Americans have their monthly Social Security deposits screwed up by another DOGE blunder.
There will be no mercy.

The ranting of a stuttering, goofy conspiracy theorist.

 

[sparky]

The ranting of a stuttering, goofy conspiracy theorist.

Mike 'gets it' Hollie..... ~S~

 

[White 6]

Same tried and true method the military has used for centuries. Break them down and build them back up right.

No. The military did not kick people out of their jobs on Tuesday to be calling them back on Thursday simply because it would take too long and cost too much to have new well trained people that could refill the foolishly created opening by Friday morning.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

No. The military did not kick people out of their jobs on Tuesday to be calling them back on Thursday simply because it would take too long and cost too much to have new well trained people that could refill the foolishly created opening by Friday morning.

The analogy is not literal. You’re being obtuse.

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

Elon better put on his magic armor.

Just like J6ers and Trump

When have Trump supporters attacked private citizens and damaged their property because of a policies created by Democrats. Name ONE time that's happened.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

When have Trump supporters attacked private citizens and damaged their property because of a policies created by Democrats. Name ONE time that's happened.

Jussie Smullett?