Re:US goverment seeks to rehire recently fired nuclear workers
by johnnyanmac on Sunday February 16, 2025 @05:24PM
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>it's objective (did anything break?
Did you even try to read the article?
>The US government is trying to rehire nuclear safety employees it had fired on Thursday, after concerns grew that their dismissal could jeopardise national security, US media reported.
It hasn't even been one business day. We don't know how much this will break. The titanic took 4 hours to sink; these things don't instantly show its aftereffects. Clearly, the administration thinks something will break if they are reversing course.
> usually easily undone.
article:
>A memo sent to NNSA employees on Friday and obtained by NBC News read: "The termination letters for some NNSA probationary employees are being rescinded, but we do not have a good way to get in touch with those personnel."
We are definitely in unusual times.
You also responded 2 coments downstream to another story where this strategy cost a company an entire division and utterly missed its goals.
Did you even try to read the article?
>The US government is trying to rehire nuclear safety employees it had fired on Thursday, after concerns grew that their dismissal could jeopardise national security, US media reported.
It hasn't even been one business day. We don't know how much this will break. The titanic took 4 hours to sink; these things don't instantly show its aftereffects. Clearly, the administration thinks something will break if they are reversing course.
> usually easily undone.
article:
>A memo sent to NNSA employees on Friday and obtained by NBC News read: "The termination letters for some NNSA probationary employees are being rescinded, but we do not have a good way to get in touch with those personnel."
We are definitely in unusual times.
You also responded 2 coments downstream to another story where this strategy cost a company an entire division and utterly missed its goals.