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cagefreesoylentgreen

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16. How do you resign though?

Reply to madville (Reply #11)

Wed Jan 16, 2019, 01:02 PM

Jan 2019

How do you resign when the people to process your exit paperwork might still not be there? I want to go on my fallback plan and re-enter the private sector but I’m also like “How?!”

Guess I’ll just have to call and see if HR is being forced to come back too.

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How are furloughed federal workers going to afford food, gas and child care if they are forced [View all] Augiedog Jan 2019 OP

Slavery, the twenty first century Republican variety. gordianot Jan 2019 #1

The traitor wants to decimate the federal workforce by attrition dalton99a Jan 2019 #2

That's a good question! atreides1 Jan 2019 #3

I guess it was a Constitutional question angrychair Jan 2019 #5

I believe they can call in sick up to three consecutive days before being required to provide madville Jan 2019 #11

How do you resign though? cagefreesoylentgreen Jan 2019 #16

It takes them weeks or sometimes months to process my SF-52s and post a SF-50 madville Jan 2019 #17

They can't afford anything duforsure Jan 2019 #4

My son and his wife are essential State Department employees working without being tblue37 Jan 2019 #8

And that inability to pay will trickle down to other people. No need for a full wait staff if Solly Mack Jan 2019 #6

See my post #8 right above yours. nt tblue37 Jan 2019 #9

Sorry you had to do that. The fact of the no pay/still working info has been out there since Solly Mack Jan 2019 #13

It will also impact other areas of government gratuitous Jan 2019 #14

Yep. DHS is getting hit hard right now. As are other agencies. Solly Mack Jan 2019 #15

Sounds like indentured servitude to me UpInArms Jan 2019 #7

And yet they are doing it. nt tblue37 Jan 2019 #10

Slavery, brought to you by Trump and the GOP! workinclasszero Jan 2019 #12