schmidlap
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Trump toadies, no doubt, believe that it can be cured by hydroxychloroquine.
Outrageous: 94% of Feds Work From Home
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1srelluc
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/——/ How many of those employees are security guards, maintenance, and janitors? I bet that’s the bulk of who shows up because they can’t work from home.
kyzr
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Treasury requires workers to report to work.
About fucking time.
About fucking time.
Freedomisneverfree
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Yo Dingle Berry , have you read the federal case displayed in my sugnature ?
The Socialist Demon Rats became so adept at manipulating voting machines that they could do it WITHOUT creating trace evidence.
schmidlap
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Trump's lickspittles are invariably dazzled by the blatant lies he pulls from his yooj flabby butt.
Contrary to popular belief, more than half of the nearly 2.3 million federal workers are not eligible to work from home1. 54% of federal workers work completely in-person at jobs that require them to be on-site each day, while only 10% of civilian federal personnel are in fully remote positions2. By the end of 2022, only 22% of federal employees typically worked from home, compared to 25% of private-sector employees
WorldWatcher
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Just wondering. Does President Trump work 5 days a week in a the Oval Office since Federal Employees are now required to report to work instead of working remotely?
Asking for a friend.
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A third at best.........and on my dime, in the office.
Lesh
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Looks like the vacation at home is over.
/—-/ How long have you been enamored with the size and shape of men’s butts?
BTW, moron, those required to show up are security, maintenance, and janitorial employees. They cannot do their work remotely. DERP.
No it doesn’t.
1. Don’t you understand the difference between business-funded employees and taxpayer-funded employees?
2. Don’t you understand the difference between a solvent business and a government running a trillion-dollar deficit?
Lesh
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What do you think you’re talking about?
Many many people work from home efficiently
Whether they be public sector or private had no bearing on that
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Outrageous:
94% of Feds Work From Home5 Dec 2024 ~~ By David Strom
Outrageous: 94% of Feds Work From Home
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The federal workforce is the equivalent of the Soviet Nomenklatura.
The big difference between the Soviet bureaucracy and the US federal bureaucracy is that a much larger percentage of the federal workforce gets the special benefits that were reserved for top Communist Party members in the Soviet Union.
The Daily Wire's invaluable reporter, Luke Rosiak, reports on the sorry state of the federal workforce and on the Department of Government Efficiency's determination to reform a broken system.
~Snip~
Bureaucrats are so entrenched that many choose not to work at all, finding creative ways to fool the few tools the government uses to ensure that absent employees are actually doing the work they are supposed to.
~Snip~
With a Republican trifecta--control over the House, the Senate, and the presidency, Republicans should be in a position to get rid of public employee unions, but don't count on this happening without a 60-vote majority in the Senate. Not only will Democrats fight and die on this hill--public employees are a key constituency of the Democrats and one of the secrets to their hold on big city politics--but chances are good that some Republicans will work to sabotage any attempt to rein in the power of government workers.
The federal government is the largest employer in the United States, and when you toss in state and local governments about 25 million are government employees, blowing away any employer in the private sector. That's a large chunk of the entire workforce and a powerful political constituency that is tied to other unions and nonprofits, all of whom would mobilize to protect their fellow union members.
~Snip~
Government is perhaps the only industry in which the bosses actively reward inefficiency. Every time a government agency fails to do its job well, Congress rewards it with a higher budget to address the issue. In the private sector, failure usually leads to restructuring; in government, failure leads to larger budgets.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy understand this fact very well. The real question is whether the elephantine bureaucracy can stubbornly wait them out and use inertia to blunt their efforts to prod the agencies into reform.
I don't know who to bet on. Will two of the smartest minds in America win the battle, or the agencies whose specialty is protecting its perks and pay?
Commentary:
David Strom uses the term "Work" when referring to the bureaucrats working from home.
It's no wonder that anything done by the gov't turns into a clusterfuck. We pay these bureaucrats to work every day like the rest of us, but they fail to appear much less do their jobs.
They need to get their fat asses to work!! This should be very easy for Elon and Vivek to get rid of 50% of these lazy asshats!!
Obviously most even when at their desks were not working according to reports of illegal use of federal property accessing Porn sites.
Might be wise to wait to see if Musk and Trump's figures pass the smell test. But audits are way overdue, as our bills will soon be.
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