ArmyRick
Army.ca Veteran
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Some PS employees are entitled. Some. If they are lazy, they should get shown the door whether at work or remote.Says the guy not in a position to have to do it, and with no understanding of what the workspaces are like. Imagine being told to report to base, but every time you came to work you reported to a different unit's building, and then called your WO to confirm you were indeed on base. You'd be complaining loud and long as well...
If there was a coherent plan, with assigned desk spaces and the need for in office collaboration people wouldn't be complaining nearly as much.
But it's easier to just believe that all PS workers are lazy and entitled...
What I see described from your description is a leadership fuck up. Now, I was an infantry soldier. I was out before the pandemic but our job wasn't a remote job anyways. If your on deployment, thats obvious. If your on FTX, thats obvious. But in garrison, infantry do lots of PT (Best done supervised), clean and maintain equipment (can't do remotely) and it gives leadership a chance to see their guys regularly to better understand their personal welfare (In the military thats a leadership responsibility, in civy life, its not, kind of sucks)