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California Natural Resources Agency Workers Face In-Office Mandate

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California's push for state workers to return to offices continues with the announcement of a two-day in-person work mandate for roughly 19,000 employees of the California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA). The change, communicated by Secretary Wade Crowfoot in an internal email, is expected to begin in the spring. Hybrid Work Model with In-Person Focus The […]

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