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Social Security Administration officials have been directed to explain the ending of the telework program implemented six years ago, and provide further details on handling the impact on its roughly 12,000 participants. Read a Government Executive post on the program’s termination here…
Can we sue them?
No Confidence for Commissioner Saul. He needs removed now! And, yes take Gruber with him.
There was no business reason for this. Saul is an outsider who has no clue how this agency is run or how hard the employees work. I think Say and Gruber should be removed. Neither one of them have any confidence from the employees. Furthermore, employees need to file AN intentional Infliction of Emotional Stress Suit on both of these people. Shame on them
Sue the Social Security Administration for violation of workers rights