The DOGE strategy is a cop-out - by Jennifer Pahlka
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Elon and Vivek's workforce plans would backfire terribly. There's a welcome alternative.
The DOGE strategy is a cop-out Elon and Vivek's workforce plans would backfire terribly. There's a welcome alternative. Jennifer Pahlka Dec 02, 2024 112 29 14 Share I assume Elon and Vivek think they’re being bold and decisive by planning to use existing authorities to lay off vast swaths of the federal workforce. They indicated in an op-ed recently that they are aware of the rules that prevent layoffs from considering performance as a major factor. But are they aware of the rest of the restrictions? And the effect those restrictions will have? According to Title 5, Code of Federal Regulations
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