California and Texas join push to end remote work among state employees

"The governor's executive order kind of blindsided everybody. People have been really upset."

"Any remote work policies must ensure taxpayer dollars are being utilized efficiently."

State employees in the U.S., including those in California and Texas, face increasing mandates to return to in-office work. California's Governor Gavin Newsom recently mandated that state employees return to the office four days a week starting July 1, citing productivity issues. This trend reflects a broader push by both Democratic and Republican states, echoing similar federal and corporate policies. Some workers express frustration over these changes, indicating that rigid in-office requirements may actually decrease productivity.

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