Telework Prompts Liquidation of Federal Real Estate
The federal government is looking at ways to reduce its real estate holdings in light of more federal employees teleworking.
Author: Gleb Tsipursky
Mandated Government RTO Will Lead to a Graying and Less Diverse Federal Workforce
The author says that mandatory return to office (RTO) policies will negatively impact the federal workforce.
Are RTO Policies the True Definition of Insanity?
The author says that return-to-office (RTO) initiatives will harm the federal government’s work environment.
The Pentagon’s Strategic Shift Towards Remote Work
The author says that the Defense Department’s approach to telework positions it as a model employer within the federal government.
How a Senate Bill Could Drain Talent and Wreck Government Efficiency
The author says that two proposed bills cutting federal pay and benefits would unfairly target teleworking federal employees.
OPM and Congress Clash Over Future of Remote Work for Feds
New telework guidance from OPM stands in contrast to legislation introduced in the Senate that would return federal employees to more in-person work.
GOP’s Failed Attempt to End Federal Telework
So far, Republican led efforts to restrict federal employees’ use of telework have yielded few results.
How Telework is Reshaping DC’s Core
Increased telework could be an opportunity to reshape urban centers like Washington, DC.
Federal Flight Risk From RTO Mandates
Feedback indicates federal employees prefer telework, but agencies are pushing for more in-person work. How should HR leaders respond?
Federal Telework Caught in Election-Year Political Crossfire
The author says that election-year politics is interfering with federal telework policymaking.
