Luke Rosiak

That's the question. I mean, no head of an executive branch can succeed unless he can mobilize the two million people working for him in service of his agenda. Right off the bat, forcing return to work could be crucial for shrinking the federal government because a lot of remote employees have moved to low cost of living areas and they'll actually quit rather than come back.

I analyzed six long-term contracts signed by AFGE this year. And while all of them contain language praising and boosting telework, most or maybe even all of them contain loopholes that would enable management to stop it. Although the language is murky enough that they could be tied up in court for a while.

I analyzed six long-term contracts signed by AFGE this year. And while all of them contain language praising and boosting telework, most or maybe even all of them contain loopholes that would enable management to stop it. Although the language is murky enough that they could be tied up in court for a while.