Gov. Jim Pillen, stating that the COVID-19 pandemic is over, has ordered an end to remote work for state employees, directing them to return to their offices full time by Jan. 2.
Remote work, which increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, might have saved the state money, Hubly said, by reducing the 'footprint' of state offices required - a contention one state agency said saved $500,000.
Pillen, in his executive order, said that the pandemic is over and that Nebraskans expect their leaders to 'restore' the state's workforce 'to the posture it was prior to the pandemic.'
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