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Oklahoma Office of Miserable Employee Submissions
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Imagine That: Striving for Top 10 in micromanagement, inefficiency, and incompetence. Submit your stories and comments. No raises, no service, no solutions, no progress, just vibes.
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I think we all know who won this Ugly Christmas Sweater contest! Can’t think of anything uglier! 🤢

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December 21, 2024 at 9:22 PM
Maybe there would be more Canoo cars on the road if they let their employees telework. Guess we’ll never know.
spencerhumphrey.bsky.social Spencer Humphrey @spencerhumphrey.bsky.social · Dec 20
More former Canoo employees are coming forward with their stories about what it was like to work for the company, and the signs they say Oklahoma leaders should have seen before offering Canoo tens of millions in incentives.

ONLY ON KFOR TONIGHT AT 10!
December 20, 2024 at 1:56 AM
For my besties updating their resumes today 💅
orneryone.bsky.social Ornery1 @orneryone.bsky.social · Dec 19
If you signed up for the retirement match be aware that you don’t get it til you’re vested - this means you must have worked 6 years worth of time in the past 8 years. Comp/sick/annual/holiday/FMLA time does not count towards it.
December 20, 2024 at 12:30 AM
December 19, 2024 at 11:45 PM
✨Imagine That✨
sambamr369.bsky.social Sammy R🌙 @sambamr369.bsky.social · Dec 19
But the state of Oklahoma does it (especially to its employees!) and takes pride in doing it!
December 19, 2024 at 11:42 PM
Glad to know the state can afford tax cuts but not cost-of-living adjustments for the people actually running it. Leadership priorities on point.
December 19, 2024 at 2:26 PM
Looking forward to collaborating in the office, where the Wi-Fi is as reliable as Ryan Walters’ facts.
December 19, 2024 at 2:24 PM
Not the governor saving us from the horrors of remote work. Thank you for ensuring my emails are answered from the comfort of my cubicle, as God intended.
December 19, 2024 at 2:19 PM
how could he do this to us question mark
pmonies.bsky.social Paul Monies @pmonies.bsky.social · Dec 18
INBOX: Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signs executive order directing state employees to be fully back in the office by Feb. 1, 2025, with certain exceptions. #okgov #okleg

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Governor Stitt Signs Executive Order Requiring State Employees to Return to Office OKLAHOMA CITY (December 18, 2024) - Today, Governor Kevin Stitt issued Executive Order 2024-29, directing state agencies to return full-time employees to in-office work environments by February 1, 2025. This decision reflects the administration’s commitment to ensuring efficient government operations and accountability to taxpayers as the COVID-19 pandemic no longer necessitates remote work accommodations. “COVID altered the way we did business for a time, but that time has passed. Now, we need to put stewardship of taxpayer dollars as our top priority,” Governor Stitt said. “Oklahomans deserve a government that operates with full accountability and delivers services effectively. Returning to traditional work environments is a critical step in achieving that goal.” Key Provisions of Executive Order 2024-29: Return to Office Deadline: All full-time state employees are required to perform their duties in their assigned office, facility, or field location by February 1, 2025. Limited Exceptions: Agency executives may approve exceptions for: Employees with non-standard work hours (e.g., evenings, weekends, holidays), roles where in-office employment is deemed unreasonable, and agencies facing office space constraints that would require additional expenditures to accommodate employees. Transparency and Accountability: Agencies utilizing exceptions must report details to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES), including employee job descriptions and anticipated return dates. Quarterly reports on remote or hybrid workforce composition will be submitted to OMES starting March 31, 2025. Governor Stitt emphasized that this executive order aligns with his administration’s broader efforts to ensure transparency and optimize the efficiency of government services. The state COO and director of OMES Rick Rose said, “It’s time for our government to fully return to the workplac…
December 19, 2024 at 1:41 PM
Can’t wait to be back in the office Feb 1 ❤️ Top 🔟 in morale loading… All these in-person meetings are definitely going to skyrocket productivity. Love this journey for us. #imaginethat
December 19, 2024 at 2:27 AM