"Despite Gov. Gavin Newsom's return-to-office order, new union agreements allow many state employees to keep working remotely through June 2026. As of Wednesday, Nov. 5, California was hiring for several full-time positions offering hybrid schedule work options. State jobs are known for their competitive benefits and enrollment in the nation's largest public pension plan. Many positions have specific qualifications, which are linked below."
"Customer contact center associate | Permanent, full time The customer contact center associate handles tasks to support the department's customer service goals. Duties include applying state retirement and health care laws while taking calls to help members, retirees and employers. This position is "designated as full-time remote, with a requirement to occasionally report to the office," CalCareers said in the job posting."
"Consulting psychologist | Permanent, full time The consulting psychologist conducts forensic evaluations and risk assessments for patients at Coalinga State Hospital. Duties include reviewing case files, writing reports and performing other evaluations as needed. The position primarily works from home, but must travel to the hospital once or twice a month to review files and interview patients, according to CalCareers."
New union agreements allow many California state employees to continue working remotely through June 2026 despite Gov. Gavin Newsom's return-to-office order. As of Nov. 5, multiple full-time state positions offered remote or hybrid schedules on CalCareers. State employment provides competitive benefits and enrollment in the nation’s largest public pension plan. Many openings require specific qualifications. Specific roles listed include a human resources professional with telework available (candidate must live in California), a customer contact center associate designated full-time remote with occasional office reporting, and a consulting psychologist who primarily works from home but travels monthly to Coalinga State Hospital.
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