Each month, the Comp Directorate puts out a newsletter called Bits and Bytes, and AD Dona Crawford usually has a column in it.
In the latest issue, she passed along the following info:
"One of the updates I would like to pass along is that the anticipated workforce restructuring timeline George Miller presented at his Nov. 12 all-hands meeting was too aggressive. The Lab did not submit a Section 3161 specific plan during the week of Nov. 19, nor will we announce a voluntary/self-select termination option during the week of Dec. 3. These will be announced at a future date, and I will share the information as soon as I receive it."
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3 comments:
oh my. someone dare contradict George in broad daylight? Hope your short career was enjoyable. Goodbye and good luck.
Based on what is happening in Los Alamos where I am and have been analyzing the situation for years, the best advice seems to be:
Listen to the announcements but have a solid escape plan for you and your family in place.
Or
"When you come to a fork in the road, pick it up." -- Yogi Berra
self-select termination? Oh, you mean fall on your sword. Ah, ok....
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