Refusal to Telework During COVID-19 Emergency Leads to Probationary Termination
An HHS Attorney Advisor was terminated for not teleworking during COVID-19. Her appeals on this termination during her probationary period are explored.
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.
An HHS Attorney Advisor was terminated for not teleworking during COVID-19. Her appeals on this termination during her probationary period are explored.
OPM has issued guidance to federal agencies on the use of telework with a union contract in place.
President Trump has issued a memo that places further restrictions on telework.
Numerous bills have been introduced that have the potential to impact federal employees.
A recent study analyzed data under the Biden administration which suggests that ending remote work increased turnover among senior level federal employees.
OPM has released additional guidance for agencies to continue implementing President Trump’s memo requiring a return to in-person work.
OPM has released its anticipated guidance on President Trump’s memo that ends remote work for most federal employees.
President Trump has directed agencies to terminate remote work arrangements for federal employees.
A new bill seeks to reform telework policies. Among its provisions is a requirement that federal employees get annual approval to telework.
Telework is expected to be scaled back, but what will this mean for federal employees using it as a disability accommodation?