President Donald Trump issued an order requiring federal workers to be in the office full time. Some workers told BI it would create a major strain on commutes and family life. Others said they ...

JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon became the latest CEO to weigh in on RTO, saying that federal workers in Washington, DC, should work ...

The City of Boston has seen a boom in job applications, with positions that it once struggled to hire for now receiving a ...

On Monday, the Office of Personnel Management and the Office of Management and Budget issued new guidance that expanded on an RTO executive order for federal workers originally issued on January ...

RTO, or "return to office," refers to the federal government's policy requiring employees to work on-site rather than remotely. For many, that means government workers will head back to an office ...

A federal employee union head who's critical of the RTO mandate for government workers says he thinks Elon Musk is ignorant of civil servants' work.

However Trump’s RTO mandate is implemented, and whatever its ramifications on federal workers, under the Telework Enhancement Act of 2010, federal agencies will still need to maintain a business ...

Despite a 15% staff reduction goal, VA Secretary Doug Collins says the VA is hiring about 1,000 employees on a biweekly basis ...

The judge said unions had valid concerns that the administration’s enforcement of the executive order was “retaliation" for protected speech.

Federal workers are whining about the "DOGE 15" - the added weight they've packed on since being dragged back to the office and worrying about their own productivity and looming layoffs.

Dozens of federal employees tell WIRED that Trump's federal return-to-office order has resulted in chaos (including bad Wi-Fi and no toilet paper), with productivity plummeting and public services ...

However Trump’s RTO mandate is implemented, and whatever its ramifications on federal workers, under the Telework Enhancement Act of 2010, federal agencies will still need to maintain a business ...