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DoE Issues Return To Office Schedule For Most Employees

Sarah Salem

Monday, March 3rd, 2025

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The Department of Energy issued a memo dated Thursday Feb. 27 saying telework and remote work agreements will be terminated, with exceptions, and all employees will return to in-person work. The memo, obtained by sister publication The Exchange Monitor on Friday, said DoE was pursuing President Trump’s executive order from his first full day in office, Return to In-Person Work. Exceptions were granted for employees with a telework agreement approved for a “reasonable accommodation due to a disability or qualifying medical…

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