In today's Federal Newscast, a pair of senators is looking to get feds back to the office even more.
Debate continues in Congress surrounding one of the nation's busiest airports. D.C.-area lawmakers want to nix adding flights to Reagan National Airport.
With the federal return-to-office conversation always in flux, Federal News Network wants to keep you up-to-date on what it all means for federal employees.
After reaching about 80% compliance, OMB’s Jason Miller tells lawmakers he expects agencies to completely follow through with 50% in-office presence for feds.
For DOJ employees, a recent return-to-office survey shows a clear difference in employee retention between those who can telework, and those who can’t.
As agencies aim to improve in-person collaboration, Federal News Network’s survey of 6,300 feds finds many don’t think return-to-office layouts are up to par.
A Federal News Network survey of 6,300 feds finds leaders’ return-to-office visions aren’t meeting reality for many employees with new in-office requirements.
One federal office has turned to employee monitoring technology in recent years, and it's led to a major rift between workers and management.
A new bill from a pair of bipartisan Senators is calling on agencies to report more detailed, timely information on federal telework and office space.
Federal News Network is conducting a survey of federal employees, one year after the White House began pushing agencies on return-to-office requirements.
The Census Bureau agreed to a remote work policy last December, and a remote work policy working group has been working on implementation details.
At the Education Department, leaders are turning their attention to the return-to-office of bargaining unit employees — and receiving pushback for it.
Many agencies say the Schedule A hiring authority benefits the federal hiring process, but some agencies still face difficulties and confusion with using it.
Labor Department employees in Boston showing support for telework, get blasted by Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa).
Within federal telework concerns, days spent in the office and hoteling are two issues that have come forward in cases with the Federal Service Impasses Panel.