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What I mean is that you're already on the inside, an opportunity a lot of people would love to have. Even if all you do is call one person to warn them they're being watched before putting in your resignation, it's better than quitting without doing that.
I work for a normal company, but even I'd be able to do a lot of damage in a couple hours if I really wanted to screw over my employer before leaving. Information is a big part of any conflict; even just sending whatever sensitive information you happen to have on hand to some interested parties can really throw a wrench in the works.
So what are you doing? In a fascist regime even normal companies are enabling the regime. You are supporting its economy and generating taxes. Ideally there would be a general strike (I am afraid this is the only way for this to end peacefully).
Public unions. Not everyone in the federal government is appointed, most of them aren't. Most of the rest are still protected by a union.
Normally yes. Trump with his mass firings and even EOs disbanding some (or at least no longer recognizing the CBAs.) has put Union protections in shaky grounds.
Not to mention the Supreme Court has been rather Union buster friendly
Good point, its better to just give up and quit. Why test your union's ability to protect you from being fired when you can just quit?
That's why I mentioned damage done in a couple hours - you're not going to be fired until you do the thing you're being fired over. It's not like they automatically know when someone is planning to do something they're going to be fired over; even if they somehow immediately knew you were up to something, you could probably at least attach some sensitive documents to one email before they grab you and throw you out of the building.
So just do nothing and quietly quit instead? Who is upvoting this shit?
I think maybe you don't understand how government work works... Chances are, they wouldn't even be noticed for a while. If they do it well, it will never be noticed at all ever.
In this situation it’s going to get noticed quickly. We are talking Trump’s projects. Any failure has the lower folks digging around to figure out what went wrong.
And well you simple accountant, it’s not a secret you are not a party member, so doesn’t seem odd you being the fault (and surprise you are because you decided to quiet quit and not file your documents correctly.)
Bud, what? We're talking about people who were working day after day without being fired who suddenly had enough and decided to leave. They weren't in imminent danger of being fired prior to their resignation. So, the morning when they come in to turn in their (unexpected!) resignation, they do what they can to fuck things up a bit beforehand. Yeah, you're right that the government could go after them for it if they weren't smart enough to cover their tracks, but let's be honest - the current government will likely go after them for leaving regardless.
No they were, the only reason not fired yet is not having been given decrees questionable just the regular stuff that one would have excepted working with the DOJ.
But now the office is topped into the ICE Raids and asked to find anything to make Good out as the villain. So now there is no keep your head down, it’s either contribute or leave.
As for going after for leaving no the administration won’t “good, makes our interest in removing those not loyal easy.” Being the thought process. Now if the resigned people pop up during any activist matters then sure, but because they are interfering.