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Please Please Please Share. Share. Share. Enter February 28 into your Smart Phone Calendar. Say you're IN! WE REALLY CAN DO THIS TOGETHER!!!! Please Do This With ME!?!

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It is perfectly legal to know your rights and to educate others about them, too. EVERYONE in the United States, citizen or not, has rights. I will not allow this administration to intimidate us from helping you know about them. Here’s our shareable guide ⬇️: (pt. 1/2)

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Imagine if @aoc @sanders.senate.gov , every dem, SIMULTANEOUSLY held Town Halls where they allowed grant and contract recipients to explain to the country what it is they do and why it's important Invite all media. Including RW podcasters. @spaces Flood the zone Call it a Day Of Transparency

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#WeAreDemocracy IDK this HR23 bill seems rather nefarious to me. Protecting Netanyahu from war crimes? If I didn't know any better, 45 wants protection too. ACLU urges a NO vote. 👇Read it for yourself and tell me what you see.👇 ☎️ Passed in House. Call your US Senators, it takes five minutes.

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This week my employer of 17 years English Heritage announced 200 jobs lost, and my Alma mater Cardiff Uni announced 400 jobs lost. The planning system that protects our heritage and provides thousands of archaeology jobs is at risk, and Higher Education is in free fall more generally #ThisIsFine

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Trump's nominee to lead OMB, Russ Vought, submitted this response to the Senate Budget Committee when asked by Sen. Whitehouse about who won the 2020 election. The Senate Budget Committee is currently scheduled to vote on whether to advance Vought's nomination on Thursday.

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Asked how organizations that rely on federal funding should make payroll, Trump Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says they should call Russ Vought and make a case

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After the intense outcry from the American people, Trump has admitted his freeze on federal funding was a colossal mistake by rescinding the guidance—but the threat, chaos, & panic can't just be wiped away. There's still a lot of work to do to ensure funds get where they belong.

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Our government and institutions are in desperate need of more transparency and accountability, not less. Trump’s illegal firing of more than a dozen Inspectors General will allow government corruption and abuse to go uninhibited. Congress must act to ensure power is held accountable.

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Replying to @joshtpm.bsky.social

I once took a buyout of my federal job it was a force reduction, I took it to save a job of someone with less seniority. That was at a time when I could trust the government to follow through. I believe now that I would not trust trump. Bait and switch. Firing the head of the NLRB is a big clue.

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Replying to @joshtpm.bsky.social

There’s no buyout. It’s a deceptive email that attempts to trick people into thinking they’re getting a severance package but in reality it just allows the employee to work from home for 8 months while collecting a paycheck. Trump thinks the federal workforce is as stupid as the general public.

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Replying to @eugenefreedman.bsky.social

If they reduce your duties and consolidate or move your job you are likely eligible for RIF benefits that greatly exceed what they are offering. If they move your job with you encumbering it, you may receive reduced locality rate affecting your current pay and high-3 for retirement.

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I have read the email from OPM. It is not what has been reported. IT IS NOT A BUY OUT. It is an exemption from the partially unenforceable return to the office EO until end of the Fiscal Year. You may have to work every single workday until the end of the FY. No guarantees. All discretionary.

Eugene Freedman@eugenefreedman.bsky.social

Buyer beware. This could be a bait and switch. The current limit for Voluntary Separation Incentive Pay (VSIP) is $25,000.

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Yeah, this isn't a genuine 'buyout,' it's probably just a way to identify workers who want to take the offer (to continue working remotely until September 30 and then resign), fire them soon after the February 6 deadline, then roll the dice with GOP-stacked federal courts.

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Replying to @altnps.bsky.social

A follow-up memo said employees who accept the resignation offer would "promptly" have their duties reassigned or eliminated, and be placed on administrative leave.

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Reading this email, it's not a severance as NBC said. "I understand my agency will likely make adjustments in response to my resignation including moving, eliminating, consolidating, reassigning my position & tasks, reducing my official duties, and/or placing me on paid leave until my resignation."

Allison Gill@muellershewrote.com

NEW: Here is the federal workforce and severance email sent to 2 million workers in its entirety. This is frightening. www.muellershewrote.com/p/the-federa...

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