A new memo instructing agencies to cease enforcing union-negotiated telework policies under the guise of “management rights” ...

As for the VA, non-unionized employees must return to offices by February 24. According to its website, more than 20 percent ...

In an email to POLITICO’s E&E News, the agency said the Biden Interior Department made that decision five days before ...

Employees at HHS and its various sub-agencies are struggling to figure out how to implement President Donald Trump's ...

Trump's order also highlights the federal government's ongoing issues with office space ... team have spent months ...

Unions representing engineers and healthcare workers hope to recruit and retain more civil servants with stronger contracts with the state.

The departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs want non-bargaining unit employees back to the office full time in the next few weeks.

The plans will include a review of collective bargaining agreements to determine how to bring unionized employees back to their offices, whose telework, in many cases, is contractually protected.

OPM Acting Director Charles Ezell released a memo this afternoon to agency heads which says that “provisions of collective ...

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At the moment, only 6 percent of federal employees work in person, according to the White House. A different report using government data found only roughly 228,000 federal workers were fully remote, ...