"Gov. Phil Scott expressed skepticism about immediate changes, stating, "We believe we'll get a stay so we will continue to do what we're doing today." He also mentioned potential costs associated with the ruling, saying, "there's be like restitution for commuting, maybe for child care, for all kinds of things associated with a return to office which taxpayers will pay.""
Vermont's governor is opposing a Labor Relations Board ruling that permits remote state employees to return to hybrid work. Previously, all remote employees were mandated to return to the office at least three days a week. The Vermont State Employees' Association claimed this change was made without negotiation. The Labor Relations Board's decision, issued in a 60-page document, allows affected employees to choose hybrid work. The governor has requested a stay and plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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