https://old.reddit.com/r/fednews/comments/1iozypr/megathread_mass_firing_of_probationary_employees/
Basically Trump offered all of these leeches a severance package to go find a real job.
Here all of the limp wristed scream at anyone that is going to take the offer instead of get fired
https://old.reddit.com/r/fednews/comments/1io4v73/judge_declines_to_block_trump_administrations/
Notice how smart they are compared to the forkers (people taking buyout)
Well yesterday they all got fired. Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Here's one
https://old.reddit.com/r/fednews/comments/1io4v73/comment/mcgpheo/?context=8
Wanna make a bet with a redditor?
If any of you take this buyout ill block your future jobs!
I can't wait for the /r/politics thread on trumps abysmal jobs report coming up. Its like a masquerade, but you cover your eyes and brain, too.
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Imagine not taking an 8 month buyout because you think Nancy chuck and Pocahontas are going to save you
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I think the concern is more daddy can rug pull that. Federal government complies with labor law because it chooses to do so but doesn't actually have to do so.
If daddy decides in a few weeks that all those people who quit are really traitors and stops paying them the legal challenges wouldn't do anything. Courts could also easily decide that the payments are unconstitutional as there isn't an appropriation backing them.
They deserve nothing anyway but it would be pretty r-slurred to believe you will absolutely get the 8 months severance.
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That's never going to happen. The government isn't some shady small business that can skip town. It always pays it's employees and a severence package will be a contract. The only risk is delayed payments, but they are 100% getting paid
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that's exactly what the government is. central figure that can do a lot. The issue lies in the fact they can be voted out
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only Greece and Argentina type govs in a total crisis would reduce pre-agreed payments to employees
otherwise the US always paid, even when a budget shutdown caused multi-month delays when the money wasn't there they still got paid in the end
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Better than a hand full of shit
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Leftoids finally pretending to care about the fricking constitution will never not be funny.
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Imagine getting paid 8 month's worth of money to go find a better job. These people are ridiculously spoiled and they're acting like they're being hunted in the streets.
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The entry level tree planting job on BIPOC private land was 37/hr
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I don't think the buyout was legal, I'd be worried about having to pay it back
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it's just a severance contract the individual agencies are managing? The email sent out was just asking people if they want to be put on the list which is followed up with a normal contract by the HR in the agency itself (not DOGE). There's been many times where gov commit to paying things that aren't yet fully funded by congress.
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It's not just a question of funding, it's also if federal agencies are allowed to place employees on such a lengthy paid administrative leave.
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on what basis? the only real critique I've heard is the congressional funding because of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antideficiency_Act (which has never been enforced) otherwise its just a normal severance contract
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my understanding it is not a normal severance contract where you get a lump sum buyout but rather you get put on administrative leave until the end of the fiscal year. You don't have work, are exempt from RTO, still get pay and benefits. There is a question mark if this is allowed under the Administrative Leave Act of 2016. I will say even if it's found to be legal, being put on leave rather than get a buyout allows some ways for you to get screwed, like the possibility of getting fired or having your position eliminated.
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Lol
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What's so funny, giggles?
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Oy juz havun a laff mate ad nuffin to do wich wut that dumb thing you sed
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They are getting 8 MONTHS???
I was with a company for 15+ years and only got 5 months. That was enough but still. Frick these stupid spoiled children holy shit.
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