DoE, Other Feds Embrace Pandemic Telecommuting, With Limits

By Dan Leone |
6 months ago |
02/14/2022

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A recent Government Accountability Office report confirms what most observers already assumed — the COVID-19 pandemic prompted much of the federal workforce at the Department of Energy and elsewhere to abandon their cubicles in favor of telecommuting, although…

DoE, Other Feds Embrace Pandemic Telecommuting, With Limits

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