Christmas Eve Off for Federal Employees?
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So Trump throws in the towel twice in one week. What a pussy.
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Three times to his hardline supporters:Ivytalk wrote:So Trump throws in the towel twice in one week. What a pussy.
1. He backed down on The Wall.
2. He banned bump stocks.
3. He was kind to federal employees.
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The BEST pussy. The best.Ivytalk wrote:So Trump throws in the towel twice in one week. What a pussy.
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I’ll bet you a cookie that Donald hasn’t had ANY p*ssy in quite some time.Grizalltheway wrote:The BEST pussy. The best.Ivytalk wrote:So Trump throws in the towel twice in one week. What a pussy.
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2 million are just taking up oxygen and drawing a paycheck89Hen wrote:Yes and no. You asked if he should, not whether he would. I would have answered differently.93henfan wrote:This thread's a wrap!
I do wonder what the cost of giving a day off is. 3,000,000 government employees who would have otherwise used a PTO day... $323 per day for an average gov salary = $971,000,000 according to my math. That's actually a lot more than I even first thought.
hell if they just took a PTO day and the other million came to work there would be a 100% bump in productivity
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Ain't that the truth.CID1990 wrote: 2 million are just taking up oxygen and drawing a paycheck
hell if they just took a PTO day and the other million came to work there would be a 100% bump in productivity
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What is productivity like at any employer on Christmas Eve? Bunch of workers standing around eating treats and talking about their holiday plans while getting little done. Get the morale boost from giving them the day off at little cost to actual productivity.89Hen wrote:Yes and no. You asked if he should, not whether he would. I would have answered differently.93henfan wrote:This thread's a wrap!
I do wonder what the cost of giving a day off is. 3,000,000 government employees who would have otherwise used a PTO day... $323 per day for an average gov salary = $971,000,000 according to my math. That's actually a lot more than I even first thought.
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He will still try to claim victory...Ivytalk wrote:So Trump throws in the towel twice in one week. What a pussy.
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90% would take PTO and not come in. That was the point.UNI88 wrote:What is productivity like at any employer on Christmas Eve? Bunch of workers standing around eating treats and talking about their holiday plans while getting little done. Get the morale boost from giving them the day off at little cost to actual productivity.89Hen wrote: Yes and no. You asked if he should, not whether he would. I would have answered differently.
I do wonder what the cost of giving a day off is. 3,000,000 government employees who would have otherwise used a PTO day... $323 per day for an average gov salary = $971,000,000 according to my math. That's actually a lot more than I even first thought.
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A lot would but not that many. Many would come in late, goof off and leave early.89Hen wrote:90% would take PTO and not come in. That was the point.UNI88 wrote:What is productivity like at any employer on Christmas Eve? Bunch of workers standing around eating treats and talking about their holiday plans while getting little done. Get the morale boost from giving them the day off at little cost to actual productivity.
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