The first hearing of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee was ostensibly about telework yet frequently devolved into anti-union rhetoric.

FIRST ON FOX: The House Oversight Committee found that prolonged pandemic-era telework has been "detrimental" to government agencies and new employee training, and it laid out in a new report ...

President Donald Trump issued an executive order late last week canceling recently negotiated federal union contracts in an effort to target federal workers who had inked deals allowing telework. This ...

A Jan. 15 House oversight committee hearing, accompanied by a 41-page report ominously titled “The Lights Are On, But Everyone Is at Home,” argued that telework arrangements from the ...

The Trump administration on Monday declared that union contract language that allows government employees to telework are invalid, escalating its hardball approach to exert control over the ...

McCoy/For The Washington Post via Getty Images) The Office of Personnel Management is escalating its fight against agency staffers’ telework and remote work practices, with acting Director Charles ...

The Office of Personnel Management released new guidance Monday stating that agencies setting telework levels for their staffers are within their rights. Unions can bargain for their members ...

Another 1.1 million employees are designated as eligible for some telework, and nearly all of them take advantage of it. They average two days a week working from somewhere other than their ...

About 10%, or 228,000 employees, work entirely remotely. Not counting fully-remote workers, telework-eligible federal employees spent just over 60% of their work hours in-person, according to OPM ...

FIRST ON FOX: The House Oversight Committee found that prolonged pandemic-era telework has been "detrimental" to government agencies and new employee training, and it laid out in a new report proposed ...

President Donald Trump issued an executive order late last week canceling recently negotiated federal union contracts in an effort to target federal workers who had inked deals allowing telework.