u/Powerful_Worth_5236

If I am applying for jobs at SF city and county,

1. How do I differentiate between jobs that are at risk and might not exist versus jobs that are secure and won’t leave me fearing that I’ll be laid off? I need job security more than anything (evenmore than the pay). Is there a way to know that a job announcement is for a job that will exist and is non-risk?
2. I see jobs that require more time in the office than at home (four days in office, one day at home). I have a child to consider and would prefer jobs similar to my current one, where I go in the office one day a week and work from home the other four days (so exact opposite of SF city and county jobs Lol). How strict is the policy around WFH?

Please anyone who has worked on weekends in San Francisco, I am very behind on work. I am in San Francisco this week and need a cafe with preferably a pretty view of San Francisco and most importantly very good WiFi. I will not be there all day. However I require simply a few hours of WiFi as I want to be respectful of the cafe and do not know if it looks rude to stay for too much time. By the way noise and crowds/ tons of people will not matter as I will be bringing my earbuds with me. Thank you all for any suggestions in advance.