Can’t help but wonder when gas prices will make commuting to work unaffordable for all those living paycheck to paycheck, unable to cover a minor emergency. Rising food and gas costs must be pushing them over the edge.

They are blaming the shutdown, but similar chaos is occurring in other agencies more directly involved in the DOGE fallout. FEMA Tool Contract Renewal Delayed; $200K Deal Awaits DHS Approval

Let’s get #DOGED2Death trending in support of all the federal workers and contractors being required to prove, yet again this month, they can not take on even more of their coworkers' jobs ahead of the next purge. Post your experiences with the DOGE chaos. Be it burnout or wait times.

Everyone ought to watch the Oversight Committee Democrats' videos of How DOGE & Trump Damaged Federal Workers

In case you missed it or thought this wouldn’t go through, it is moving forward today. Here is Trump’s union-busting Executive Order 14251.

An example of how the DOGE fallout is still impacting government agencies. Note how IT is primarily affected despite the supposed move toward automation and modernization, which require IT resources. IRS looks to shrink office space after losing a quarter of its workforce last year

A good breakdown of who is most affected by layoffs in general and AI-caused layoffs in particular. Who Will Adapt Best to AI Disruption?

The only downside to working from home is not having snow days. The campus is closed, so only WFH workers are online today.

More than 700 small businesses, faith organisations, and educators walked off the job to protest ICE raids throughout the city. Minnesota Faith Leaders, Unions Call for Statewide Work Strike Friday over ICE Enforcement

Not sure I buy this, but it might give you ideas for what keywords to stick on your resume. LinkedIn Jobs on the Rise 2026: The 25 fastest-growing roles in the U.S.