The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has informed its union employees they must return to the office by mid-April 2025, following a mandate from President Trump that abolishes remote work arrangements. SEC Chief Operating Officer Ken Johnson stated this change is necessary for the agency to effectively pursue its mission. Despite a recent collective bargaining agreement allowing hybrid work for approved employees, the SEC now emphasizes on-site work. This initiative mirrors similar trends across the federal workforce and applies to both union and non-union staff members.
The SEC's Chief Operating Officer stated that requiring union members to return to the office would help the agency fulfill its mission more effectively.
In response to a federal directive by President Trump, the SEC will mandate all employees to work on-site, affecting union and non-union staff alike.
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