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Re:4-day work week could mean more worked holidays 1 Month ago Karma: 1  
Wren wrote:
nylaro wrote:
Actually I work for a division of the state. Where this is going to be implemented. but I personally as well as many other people who work where I do will not be having 4 day work weeks. People do not realize that there are many divisions in the state. I work at a 24 hour care facility. It would be nice to have the chance, but it's just not realistic. they have tried it before w/ people in my division, but without sucess from what I understand.
So to those that are complaining about state workers who are getting the 4 day work weeks keep in mind those of us who are doing the grunt work. and who actually do work on christmas and all of the other holidays.


Thanks for all the good "grunt" work that you do, I appreciate it and many more do as well.

Some illiterates do not understand that the 4-dayers who will work that schedule are not "getting over." They will have to do same the amount in the same amount of hours, just in four days.

I am for it, because it mean that infrastructure and other support will operate at 80% of the budge schedule (I hope).

One thing that I hope you all do in your various states, counties, and cities encourage your reps to not take home government vehicles. Other than police and a few first responders there is absolutely no justification for "Bud" having a vehicle in this day and age of high energy costs and inflation.

One city commissioner here was throwing a tissy about losing his vehicle (he will have to drive in his own car to the office and declare his mileage for a voucher) until he was reminded this morning in the public commissioners' meeting that he, as our elected representative, is to set the standard, not take the perk. He backed off right quick.


I, too, am glad to see government cutting costs. Most people do not realize the resources it takes to have an office open with employees. This is a great idea.
 
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Wren:

One city commissioner here was throwing a tissy about losing his vehicle (he will have to drive in his own car to the office and declare his mileage for a voucher) until he was reminded this morning in the public commissioners' meeting that he, as our elected representative, is to set the standard, not take the perk. He backed off right quick.

I didn't used to mind when they were provided a car because it was always a perk that came with the job - if they didn't get that, they would just get something else, more pay, etc.

However, as I watched my neighbor toss his golf clubs into the city's Dodge Charger police car he uses and scream down the street with the pedal to the floor I was a bit perturbed.

Of course, I had just fueled up that day, so maybe my perspective was different.
 
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