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You know what REAL business leaders would have done?
Eval all departments for what could be cut without totally ****ing shit up. But that's WAY too sane and WAY too mature for this Administration/Elon.
"The General Services Administration has given the employees — who managed government workspaces — until the end of the week to accept or decline reinstatement, according to an internal memo obtained by The Associated Press. Those who accept must report for duty on Oct. 6 after what amounts to a seven-month paid vacation, during which time the GSA in some cases racked up high costs — passed along to taxpayers — to stay in dozens of properties whose leases it had slated for termination or were allowed to expire.
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“Ultimately, the outcome was the agency was left broken and understaffed,” said Chad Becker, a former GSA real estate official. “They didn’t have the people they needed to carry out basic functions.”
Becker, who represents owners with government leases at Arco Real Estate Solutions, said GSA has been in a “triage mode” for months. He said the sudden reversal of the downsizing reflects how Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency had gone too far, too fast."
After cost-cutting blitz, Trump administration rehires hundreds of laid-off employees
Hundreds of laid-off federal employees who managed government workspaces are being called back to their jobs as the Trump administration walks back plans to slash its real estate portfolio.apnews.com
You know what REAL business leaders would have done?
Eval all departments for what could be cut without totally ****ing shit up. But that's WAY too sane and WAY too mature for this Administration/Elon.
"The General Services Administration has given the employees — who managed government workspaces — until the end of the week to accept or decline reinstatement, according to an internal memo obtained by The Associated Press. Those who accept must report for duty on Oct. 6 after what amounts to a seven-month paid vacation, during which time the GSA in some cases racked up high costs — passed along to taxpayers — to stay in dozens of properties whose leases it had slated for termination or were allowed to expire.
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“Ultimately, the outcome was the agency was left broken and understaffed,” said Chad Becker, a former GSA real estate official. “They didn’t have the people they needed to carry out basic functions.”
Becker, who represents owners with government leases at Arco Real Estate Solutions, said GSA has been in a “triage mode” for months. He said the sudden reversal of the downsizing reflects how Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency had gone too far, too fast."
After cost-cutting blitz, Trump administration rehires hundreds of laid-off employees
Hundreds of laid-off federal employees who managed government workspaces are being called back to their jobs as the Trump administration walks back plans to slash its real estate portfolio.apnews.com
It’s going to take the rest of this decade and longer to see any normalcy.Can you imagine the chaos?
It’s going to take the rest of this year and longer to see any normalcy.
I said it once, and i'll say it again: NO CONSIDERATION FOR THE LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES
Just whack whack whack away at personnel to have some happy-looking numbers to present to the public, showing us His Highness saved us money.
Long ago I worked in the newsroom of a new, upstart television station.
They exploded on the scene and hired the top news people they could.
A year later they were poised for bankruptcy as they failed to convert the news staff into viewership because of really really bad pr, technical errors and a controversial million dollar contract for a burnt out DJ to read the news. I was from out of town and knew none of the mistakes they were making. I went for the money, double what I was making in radio.
Turned out they didn't hire and news trained people, they hired models (male and female) who could read well,but had NO CLUE what they were reading. I
Nice! More jobs! Be tthe people rehired are happy, and this should help them and their families.
Good news.
You know what REAL business leaders would have done?
Eval all departments for what could be cut without totally ****ing shit up. But that's WAY too sane and WAY too mature for this Administration/Elon.
"The General Services Administration has given the employees — who managed government workspaces — until the end of the week to accept or decline reinstatement, according to an internal memo obtained by The Associated Press. Those who accept must report for duty on Oct. 6 after what amounts to a seven-month paid vacation, during which time the GSA in some cases racked up high costs — passed along to taxpayers — to stay in dozens of properties whose leases it had slated for termination or were allowed to expire.
...
“Ultimately, the outcome was the agency was left broken and understaffed,” said Chad Becker, a former GSA real estate official. “They didn’t have the people they needed to carry out basic functions.”
Becker, who represents owners with government leases at Arco Real Estate Solutions, said GSA has been in a “triage mode” for months. He said the sudden reversal of the downsizing reflects how Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency had gone too far, too fast."
After cost-cutting blitz, Trump administration rehires hundreds of laid-off employees
Hundreds of laid-off federal employees who managed government workspaces are being called back to their jobs as the Trump administration walks back plans to slash its real estate portfolio.apnews.com
Awesome! Good for them.I bet they'd be happier if they just kept their jobs, and hadn't been fired for no reason first, then rehired.
In fact, I have a couple clients who are going to walk away getting both their jobs back, and a nice settlement, straight from the taxpayers.
Sucks they soak the tax payer, but some people don't want a job, just money. Everyone will be better off this way.
Yes, tax payers wronged them somehow, so best they sue.
They're not "soaking the taxpayer," they're recovering damages from their employer, who wronged them.
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