California's Employment Development Department (EDD) is calling its civil servants back to the office, aligning with a broader trend among state agencies. EDD Director Nancy Farias announced that staff will be required to work in-office at least two days a week starting early spring. This move mirrors actions by the state's environmental and health and […]
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