#state employees

#state employees

A credential harvesting scam compromised state employees' personal data through a fake payroll website, but official systems remain secure.

California is moving to study gender pay equity among state employees amidst budget concerns and prior vetoes on similar legislation.

Governor Hochul proposed to end COVID sick days, but the repeal was delayed. State employees immediately lost COVID sick leave, potentially endangering public safety.

Republican lawmakers call for layoffs at Wisconsin agencies and criticize remote work policies.

Audit reveals that state employees spend more time working from home than in office, but remote work is seen as increasing efficiency.

State employees will be working from home on Tuesday due to heavy snowfall predicted for the morning and evening commutes.

MassDOT will be closing the Winthrop Parkway in Revere due to the winter storm.

Wisconsin state employees are spending a significant amount of time working remotely

Some Republican lawmakers are calling for layoffs and criticizing remote work policies

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has ordered state employees to return to their offices full time by January 2, ending remote work.

A state union official expressed concerns that this move will hurt recruitment and retention of state employees, especially as there are already over 2,500 unfilled jobs in state agencies.

Remote work during the pandemic may have saved the state money and some jobs can still be done remotely, but Governor Pillen believes the pandemic is over and wants to restore the state's workforce to pre-pandemic conditions.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has ordered state employees to return to their offices full time by January 2, stating that the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

A state union official expressed concerns that the move could hinder recruitment and retention of state employees.

Remote work during the pandemic may have saved the state money by reducing the need for office space.