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I have no problem with surveillance of federal workers on their job sites, per se. I say this as a federal worker. (Edited for clarity.) As others have mention
by CoastalCoder 2y ago
I have no problem with surveillance of federal workers on their job sites, per se. I say this as a federal worker. (Edited for clarity.)
As others have mentioned, there are two legitimate concerns here:
(1) Civil servants are heavily trained on the laws restricting use and access to certain information. There's reasonable doubt that DOGE and/or Trump will uphold those laws with these systems additional surveillance systems in place.
(2) This administration has proven itself incompetent and criminal regarding HR activities. Civil servants can reasonably wonder if this will further those dysfunctions.
- amazingamazing 2y ago> I have no problem with surveillance per se. OK. For the rest, we have elections and in the interim contact your congresspeople. Believe it or not, some percent of the country supports these actions, so the only solution is to remove them through the democratic process and put pressure on elected officials to hold them accountable.