Return to Article: EEOC office move is part of effort to control costs

By Amelia Gruber agruber@govexec.com May 3, 2007
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    Way to go Naomi Earp; you can reduce the backlog of complaints by making you office inaccessible to those with handicaps and to everyone else who values their lives. Yeah! Yet another victory for those of us at ground level. Good job Naomi, and thank you for demonstrating the kind of elitist mindset that has come to permeate this administration like crack in NoMa, yes it's a cesspool, good luck tiny insignificant employees of the EEOC; your going to need it. Remember good public service is not about the public or service rather it's about your next 7222, it's about making you mark, it's about leaving your footprint in the agency that in 19 months will (probably) be Liberated.

    Hans N. Weiffenbach Posted May 7, 2007 3:41 PM
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    I am an ATF employee occupying an office in the renovated Woodies building who does not carry a gun; nor do I wear an ATF blue jacket or bulletproof vest. We also moved from a prime location, Chinatown, and, yes, we do miss the amenities. We were a bit fearful at first but the fears have been laid to rest. There are ways to make it bearable. The EEOC just needs to be a little creative.

    GovExec.com reader Posted May 4, 2007 9:17 AM

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