Biden Administration Announces Telework Assistance for Federal Employees Who Are Military Spouses
The Biden administration announced new steps to improve a program that lets federal employees who also are military spouses telework from overseas.
Federal employees can stay up to date on news impacting telework in the federal government with articles in this section. Navigate the evolving landscape of remote work within the federal government, exploring topics such as telecommuting policies, trends, and legislation in Congress that can impact telework.
The Biden administration announced new steps to improve a program that lets federal employees who also are military spouses telework from overseas.
A bill would impose restrictions on telework by federal employees. It would also require evaluating the impact of telework on delivery and response times of services.
Two letters from Republican lawmakers highlight the ongoing debate over telework policies at federal agencies.
A recent bill would incentivize federal agencies to bring their employees back to the office or otherwise risk losing their allotted office space.
A Treasury employee was removed for reporting false information on his timecard and not following his supervisor’s instructions.
There has been a concerted effort to return more federal employees to in-person work. What does this mean for telework prospects in 2024?
A new report shows that 24 federal agencies’ headquarters buildings are occupied at less than half of their capacity despite the end of the COVID pandemic.
The author analyzes a recent FSIP decision involving telework at the Federal Election Commission.
The 2023 FEVS results show that most federal employees are still teleworking after the pandemic.
The Senate has approved an amendment that would require reporting on how many federal employees use telework to get higher locality pay.