Senators Introduce a Second Bill in Push to Expand Telework
Three Senators are making a second legislative push to expand telework for federal employees during the coronavirus pandemic.
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.
Three Senators are making a second legislative push to expand telework for federal employees during the coronavirus pandemic.
More lawmakers are continuing to make their case for keeping federal employees on telework to protect them from the COVID-19 coronavirus.
One Senator says that the success of federal employees teleworking during the pandemic is proof that federal agencies don’t need to be in the DC area.
A majority of respondents to our latest survey say it’s too early for federal employees to stop telework and that they do not feel safe returning to the office.
Four Senators said that OMB and OPM are putting federal employees in jeopardy by asking them to return to work in their offices now.
Will new safety measures when returning to work at the office impact your paycheck or time at work?
OPM published a list of FAQs regarding plans to return federal employees to normal work environments in the wake of the coronavirus.
Local leaders from the DC region want OPM to extend telework policies, saying it will help save federal employees’ lives.
Two lawmakers outlined their legislative priorities for federal employees and contractors amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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