However, the lawmakers stated some military spouses have lost their telework or remote agreements that predate Trump's Jan. 20 directive, and it's unclear if or when new agreements will be offered.

Spouses of active-duty U.S. military members employed by federal agencies with remote-work agreements will be exempt from the Trump administration’s return-to-work policy, the Office of Personnel ...

The Office of Personnel Management issued a guidance document asserting that both the availability of telework and the positions that are eligible for such flexibility are a “management right ...

Internal Revenue Service employees have just one week to prepare for the end of telework at the agency, as management ...

The lawmakers demanded that OPM issue renewed guidance emphasizing the need to preserve military spouses’ telework and remote work agreements and to exempt resources aiding military spouses from ...

The IRS states some facilities may have trouble finding enough office space to accommodate more employees, and should consider “nonstandard workspaces.” ...

President Trump’s Return to In-Person Work memorandum for all federal employees has received much publicity, but there is an important exemption ...

The lawmakers demanded OPM take immediate action to ensure all federal agencies reinstate or approve remote work and telework agreements that were in place or in process before Jan. 20.