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Let whoever buys it, deal with it if they get sick.... And YOU, mind your own business!

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You will have to give a name though, 'tempaccountpa". Other than Racist Karen.

r/getalife

PA Department of Agriculture handles retail food licensing in counties without health departments.

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Probably county board of health

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You (hopefully) spend more time with your children than their teachers do. If your kids are as easy to "brainwash" as you say, maybe you just suck at parenting. Just a thought.

Hmm. That is something I'll have to look at. Cause I don't remember losing sick days just losing personal and gaining other days

https://sietefoods.com/collections/tortillas

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> 3) A lot of new employees took paycuts to come to the state with the understanding that the cost saved from going to an office by teleworking would make up for it. These employees might leave for the private industry if they lose the one plus they had coming here.

So much this. My department's down about 20-30% workers since the start of COVID and most of those people left when it was told that they had to come in for some days in the office last year. Senior leadership is expecting another 20-30% to leave if we're forced to come for any amount of days.

That's a lot of workers to replace and not a lot of applicants coming in.

>saves people so much money from gas, parking and vehicle upkeep to clothing to food and this is not to mention how much time people save by not having to commute

Aside from all those benefits, it's better for the environment and, I highly suspect, better for people's mental health. Win-win

Lol state gov employees….

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Yea, I've heard of a few (terrible) managers making their people come in 3 days a week too because "if I have to, so do you.'

I'd count on it. The move to go back to the office is coming directly from the governor. Some departments weren't aware of the 3-day mandate for senior leadership until they got the email. Bring in the senior leadership first and eventually everybody.

While Shapiro was running the OAG, they're the only department I'm aware of that never went remote. Shapiro just doesn't believe in remote working, unfortunately.

I don't remember losing sick days. I remember losing "personal days" that actually added to our sick leave but I could be wrong.

I remember losing out on multiple steps b cause of the 2008 fuck ups that really sucked because multiple years in, I would have been higher but they could have fix d that and I just haven't paid attention

And of course, the last thing which might even be the most important is that happy workers are better workers. They need to get their heads out of their asses this is a win on all fronts if they would allow people to work at home.

Couple words of warning here. Burritos are almost always going to be made with flour tortillas (wheat flour). Even if you can find a place that offers GF burritos there will likely be cross contamination. Also ethnic restaurants in general are not usually good at gluten free preparation or knowing everything that is actually in their ingredients.

My advice is find good GF wraps / tortillas and make your own burritos. Get used to doing this sort of thing (making things you never bothered making before) to avoid being 'glutened'.

Source: Am spouse of someone with celiac.

I fall under the people who have to go back three days a week starting tomorrow and I was told I have to sign a new telework agreement. The old one is no longer valid.