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More NNSA Employees Eligible to Return to Work for Phase 2 of DoE Reopening

More NNSA Employees Eligible to Return to Work for Phase 2 of DoE Reopening
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More National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) employees may return to work in Washington, D.C.-area headquarters buildings on Monday at the start of Phase 2 of the Department of Energy's return-to-work plan for federal personnel. There are about 1,000 NNSA employees at the Forrestal Building in downtown D.C., and the Germantown Building in nearby suburban Maryland. They are among the roughly 7,000 DoE employees in the area. The headquarters corps mostly worked from home from late March to early June due…

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