Top 5 Reasons Government Workers are Fired
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Federal government workers can be terminated or fired just like any other employee. However, it could a little more difficult in the public sector than the private sector. In this video, I discuss the top 5 reasons federal government workers are fired and share some of my experience in this topic. It is helpful to understand these behaviors so that you can avoid them and to advise others who are endangering their jobs. Have you started applying to a federal government job? Let me know down below.
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I have a phone interview today. Fingers crossed. 😊.
Good luck!
Time card fraud is in the private sector as well. At my previous employer, two employees were fired doing this
where i work 2 people on our team cant seem to work a solid 40hrs of work per week without: calling in late, calling off, or leaving early, yet 1 was promoted from GS-9 to GS-11 and the other was promoted to shift lead. make that make sense. but me, the go to guy cant get to GS-12, unfair. Also a GS-12 person got fired, diff department and role for...... st3@ling computer and lab equipment and sealing it on Ebay, still had the serial numbers on it. he lost his GS-12 position, went to j@il, wife d1v0rc3d him, had to pay $75k in restitution
Yeah those DRMO dudes be sellin on EBay leavin MID and NMCI stickers on it lol
Asset tags and all
Thank you brotha, i appreciate everything you do for us citizens wanting to work for the government and make a real impact.
Thank you for watching.
I don’t want to play pool, catch, or any other games during work. I don’t want to have to work around people playing games during work. I hate the office because of office politics and having to tolerate my coworkers’ insipid chatter. I hate driving to the office because I have a super commute. I love wfh, it’s a godsend.
It's nice when w-f-h works, yes. But you so often hear the lame logic from white-collar colleagues, "Sorry, I didn't see your email - I was teleworking!", that it makes you wonder if you missed some memo they quietly passed around, that telework is an excuse for holiday.
The state timecard is basically you put a number there and if you did something that gave you more or less time, you note it. Ex: I came in late at 8:05 a.m.
I would put 7.5 hours for the day. I came in at 8:05 a.m. And I left at 4:35 p.m.
Technically, I am late, but I am honest about it and I made up the time. No issue there.
There is a rumor that every time I badge in, because I have to badge into the fence and into the door to the building; there is a group of contracted people who keep track. So if you state a time very different from when you badged in, you could be in trouble for that.
Other than that, no one really knows. There is also the case where you can tailgate someone in, meaning they badge in and they hold the door open for you. I am sure many people have abused being late IF they were able to tailgate in.
It's been mostly honor system where I've seen: If you walked in at 8:05:10, you don't feel right walking out until 5:05:11. And yes, within your own office everyone watches each other and whispers. But as far as the expected cross-checking of time cards and badge-reader records, it turns out Security and HR are as unlikely to voluntarily talk to each other as anyone else is.
However whenever HR and Security do put their heads together on something, given the vagueness of those rules listed in the video, there is pretty much no limit to who they could frame. Heck if every rule were enforced, they would even end up firing each other - the cost savings of which could balance the federal deficit!
My coworker didn’t come to work for 4 months. Earlier last week they abandoned patient care twice. Please, make a video on how to report this behavior.
i heard people are doing that heavy in DC. I seen it at only one department.
*I have seen it at only one department.
Reminds me of a prior job when I used to audit company credit card purchases. Once saw a purchase for like 20 or so kids costumes. Turns out it was a legit purchase tired to a sponsorship of some sort.
tied*
Poor job performance because of heavy workload? Yup.
Thanks again Armand. Deserves way more views.
Much appreciated
I can’t believe people would do this!!! 😳😳 That’s crazy! 😫 🤦🏾♀️ When’s the next livestream?
August 27th at 10am EST
@@armandcuret1 Yay 😁
sleeping at the desk is a fact lol some people are so bored at their job with nothing to do
Disappearing is called Loafing. A lot of people sleep in the bathroom stalls on Monday mornings. They are probably hungover. You also forgot drug usage at work and physical fighting and stealing government property. They will all get you fired too!
I got a 24 month probationary period here. Only 8 months through it.
My sister noticed that too. She changed government jobs from DOJ to OIG and she has a 2 year probation. I am in state and I only had a 6 month. I still thought that had taken forever to get through.
I have 3months left of my probation period, and it is extremely tough.
Fun
Armand, so I came across a new thing today (not sure why it has been new to me); however, appointed employees. Do appointed employees get due process or are they at will or are they just subjected to the person, who appointed them, leaving?
Senior executive service and politically appointed federal employees are "at-will". Most new federal government employees are placed on a 12-month probationary period which does not come with protections, so they are "at-will" too.
Most people make the 12-month period and then they have full protections and most have union representation also.
@@armandcuret1 That is actually very interesting. My sister is in the Federal government and she had a 1 or 2 year probation period, I forget which.
My friend is a truck driver where would they apply for truck driver jobs in federal government i went on usajobs but count find anything for him
I would tell him to look into the 2100 job series.
There are some motor vehicle operator jobs and some school bus driver jobs but that's about it for actual driving jobs on usajobs.gov,
If he is under 40 - Army.
Yup government vehicles get pulled over, get tickets
(Parking, Red Light, Hydrant, Bus Lanes)
just like everyone else.
Some vehicles may even have a "How's my driving?" sticker.
But at least that gov vehicle can legally park at the other office. Drive your pov and you pay for not only the gas, but the public parking - if there is any - too.
Yup I would rather drive the government vehicle
My name is Lewis Robert Burton Jr and I go to the Thomasville Georgia pines medical and mental health services!
You know what the psychiatrist at Thomasville Georgia pines punching in their time card and making you wait for about a hours between patients!
Number 2 happened to a guy a few years ago on an old job. The caught his clearance lie after he started. He didn’t get fired but came close. That is the rumor anyway. Don’t lie on those clearances.
Should be every day, not everyday.
i heard someone was missing a government vehicle. I was thinking in my head how does a vehicle go missing. GPC card s and credit cards are audited. i don't know why any one would use these the wrong way.
This confuses me too. But it keeps happening.
Why was the top guy in the FBI helping the Russians? $200k for information. Greed!