Summary

Donald Trump’s proposed mandate to end federal telework and fire non-compliant employees faces major obstacles, including widespread union contracts protecting remote work.

About 56% of federal workers are covered by collective bargaining agreements, many of which include telework provisions.

Additionally, a record 10% of federal jobs are fully remote, and many agencies lack sufficient office space to accommodate full-time in-office work due to post-pandemic real estate reductions.

Critics argue that enforcing this mandate would be costly, contradicting Trump’s goals to reduce government spending and personnel.

    • @[email protected]
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      861 day ago

      I believe that his administration is going to do a whole lot of horrific shit, yes.

      Wake the fuck up.

      • @[email protected]
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        Trump and his administration are two different things.

        Trump will be sitting down, his minions will be at it 24/7

        • @Xanthobilly
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          151 day ago

          That’s like saying Hitler didn’t actually turn the gas on.

        • @someguy3
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          You’re drawing a distinction that doesn’t matter in common parlance.

    • @[email protected]
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      81 day ago

      He has surrounded himself with bad faith actors who will happily exploit whatever power vacuum exists within the executive branch.

    • BoofStroke
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      161 day ago

      Maybe golf. At his own resorts. Charging inflated rates for his room and secret service/guest rooms + meals.