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As long as the coronavirus pandemic continues federal agencies are instructed to authorize maximum telework flexibilities for staff, but that is having different effects on different groups. Some agency offices are empty while others continue to bring in workers for everything besides interactions with the public.
Some federal managers aren’t sure how to implement the guidance, and some feds are physically unable to telework due to the nature of their jobs or resources required. And the same goes for federal contractors.
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