The Environmental Protection Agency set dates for remote and telework employees to return to the office, adding details to another dramatic change to working conditions at the agency.
“The agency hereby rescinds all regular telework and remote work agreements,” read a mass email to EPA staffers. The email outlined exceptions for military spouses, medical telework and those with agreements to perform remote work overseas.
The agency’s schedule for employees to return to work, depending on their union representation and whether they were teleworking or had remote access agreements, ranges from Feb. 24 — May 5.
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