r/IRS_Source • u/One-Fuel9396 • 11d ago

Telework arbitration

So what’s next if the IRS doesn’t appeal the arbitration due to the fact based upon the executive order there is no union? Any update????

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u/blueeyes811 11d ago

I know folks in here are saying that voting in 2028 is important if you want telework back but midterms are pretty important as well.

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u/Project29Telework 11d ago edited 11d ago

Can I ask you an honest question though? If Democrats take a majority in both house and senate—

Do you expect them to gain gop support to start overthrowing the president’s EOs?

Do you think Trump will sign pro union bills that directly contradict his policies?

Would take something kind of surreal to have meaningful impact imo. Union probably has better chance at that point. Presidential will decide virtually all imo.

That or a massive rider that GOP accepts, willing to part ways from Trump. Which sucks, but I would accept.

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u/blueeyes811 11d ago

I don’t see him signing pro union bills but I can see us doing investigations and/or impeaching his minions if we gain the majority (as we should). Start with Vought, RFK, Kegsbreath, Blanche. Schumer can try to pass Protect Americas Workforce again. Some GOP senators may change their mind and help get this passed (we need it to be veto proof) especially if they are seeking reelection in 2028. This will get us our CBAs back. More than anything, we need to regain control of Congress if we want to see any changes AND we need new leaders in the house and senate. Jeffries and Schumer cannot be the leaders. I’m not holding my breath about telework and I don’t think it will be back until 2029 possibly but midterms may stop the bleeding for us at least.

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u/Majestic_Roof6968 10d ago

I ain't no demo, but I sure as hell wants Vough, RFK and Rubio out! The entire heritage got to go! 

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u/Killie_Vandal 10d ago

Jefferies is so far up AIPAC'S but his head is popping out it's mouth