Social Security Administration Nicole Ogrysko@nogryskoWFEDDecember 20, 2021 4:56 pm The Social Security Administration announced in early November that it would plan to bring employees back to the office starting Jan. 3, at which point it would end its work-from-home-by-quarantine policy. The majority of employees would still be able to telework, with some positions Read more…
MICHAEL VI / ISTOCK.COMWorkforce Social Security Administration, Union Spar over Reentry Plans Union officials say they suspect the agency is withholding details of its reentry plan to avoid having to negotiate over it, an accusation management denies. The Social Security Administration is again embroiled in a spat with one of Read more…
Nov 12, Govexec.com – The Office of Personnel Management on Friday issued its first major update to its telework guide in a decade. OPM Director Kiran Ahuja announced the publication of long-awaited guidance on telework and remote work in a memo to agency heads. The 79-page guidance marks the first major update to the federal Read more…
September 28, 20211:00 PM ET Download LISTEN The waiting area of a pop-up vaccination site at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City sits empty as the rush for vaccinations winds down in June. David Dee Delgado/Getty Images More and more employers are ordering workers to Read more…
By Natalie Alms Nov 09, 2021 The Social Security Administration is working to bring its employees back to the office within months and return to “normal operations.” The agency is going to implement the re-entry process across the agency “as soon as possible, including taking steps to increase in-person accessibility” Read more…
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to threaten our communities and put government workers at risk, AFGE is calling on Congress to support key workplace protections and benefits for all federal workers. Go to the Take Action page to find out how you can stand up and fight back. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic Read more…
GAO-22-104295Published: Oct 25, 2021. Publicly Released: Oct 25, 2021. Jump To HIGHLIGHTS FULL REPORT GAO CONTACTS Fast Facts The CARES Act mandates that we monitor the federal government’s pandemic response. We reviewed federal agencies’ plans for workers to reenter the workplace safely. Agencies drafted workplace reentry plans shortly after Read more…
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/12/23/new-relief-deal-doesnt-mandate-paid-sick-or-family-leave-for-covid-19.html
Employers will no longer be required to give employees with COVID-19 two weeks of paid leave beginning Jan. 1, increasing the risk that people will show up to their workplaces while sick. The $900 billion coronavirus relief package passed by Congress this week does not renew the paid leave guarantee. Read more…
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