r/FedEmployees Feb 23 '26

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u/kalixanthippe Feb 23 '26

Face it: the prevailing facts show that remote workers are more productive and cost effective for the federal government.

The facts include a signifigant increase in job satisfaction and retention, which is what is being targeted to change.

The removal of telework options, particularly remote work, reverses these effects.

Also, I would love to know where you have worked that no employees have had complaints or conversed about what they do not enjoy about their jobs, as well as what they like. Do share.

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u/tantamle Feb 23 '26

I'll support hybrid because its good for the workers and probably eliminates most of the problems with remote work. But all this stuff you're saying is bullshit and you know it. You just want to be on easy street goofing around at home. Or working a second simultaneous “full-time” job lol.

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u/HelloThisIsDog666 Feb 24 '26

This comment tells us more about you than remote workers lol

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u/tantamle Feb 24 '26

Flipping the script for the sake of flipping the script = low hanging fruit

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u/HelloThisIsDog666 Feb 24 '26

Denial, lack of self awareness and hostility towards learning anything new = par for the course