NettetI'd stay in the government job. Government jobs usually have very strict hours and reporting requirements due to the way contracts are tracked and billed. This is a good … Nettet28. jan. 2024 · "Unemployment for all, not just the rich!" That's the catchphrase of r/antiwork, a Reddit community of more than 1.7 million people who want to end work as we know it and reimagine its role in our ...
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NettetI've been on both sides of the fence. Left the private sector for the "greener grass" of the slower-paced government job. I definitely prefer the benefits now but that's about it. I … Nettet15. nov. 2015 · This means, now, government employees not performing their duties duly, misbehaving and taking work casually can no longer hold on to their jobs. On the other hand, unlike earlier, the... raise in new york
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Nettet2-weeks is the minimum notice you should give before quitting a job in the federal government. If your work can be easily reassigned then 2-weeks is probably sufficient. … NettetFEHB coverage : r/fednews. Currently a federal employee but may be leaving for a local govt job. I’m eligible to retire but want to keep working. Local government job offers health insurance benefits, pension, etc. I’d like to keep my access to FEHB but am wondering if I can temporarily suspend coverage while employed elsewhere. NettetI left the government in late 1997 as a GS-12 making about 50K per year. I got 4 weeks of leave, 2 weeks of paid sick leave and got paid overtime for anything over 80 per bi … raise initiative ohio state