Despite an arbitrator finding that HUD's return-to-office orders violated its collective bargaining agreement, AFGE expects the agency to appeal the decision.

Guidance from OPM and EEOC details steps agencies should take when granting, modifying or denying telework requests from federal employees with disabilities.

Government agencies should avoid outright revoking previously approved telework arrangements or denying such requests for ...

In the most recent document, EEOC outlined that full-time telework, recurring or routine telework, and situational telework ...

Under heavy pressure from Republicans in Congress, and from the Democratic mayor of Washington, the Biden administration has been pressing federal agencies to get their staff back into the office. But ...

State employees met with over 100 lawmakers or their staffs on Wednesday to push back against the governor's return-to-office order.

After traffic was cut down during the pandemic, with people staying home and off the roads, a new commuter survey from the ...

Under heavy pressure from Republicans in Congress, the Biden administration has been pressing federal agencies to get their staff back to the office. However, this pressure stands at odds with the ...

California Assembly Bill 1729 seeks to establish remote work for state employees and challenge Governor Newsom’s July 1 ...

The state engineers union introduced legislation, authored by Assemblymember Alex Lee, that would aim to protect flexible telework policies.

Assemblymember Alex Lee (D‑San Jose) is trying to make state telework more than a pandemic fling. This week, he introduced AB 1729, a bill meant to protect and expand telework options for eligible ...

AB 1729 would require state agencies to offer employees telework "to the fullest extent possible" and establish clear, ...