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Federal Employee Survey Finds Employees Question the Purpose of Return-to-Office Push

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A year after the Biden administration directed federal agencies to increase in-person work, many employees are still unconvinced of the benefits. A recent Federal News Network survey of over 6,300 federal employees reveals that the majority feel return-to-office policies lack clear purpose and negatively impact productivity. Federal agencies cite many potential upsides to in-person work, […]

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