Why isn't there a governmentwide standard for a minimum number of days that workers should be in the office?
Gary Palmer: “Why isn't there a governmentwide standard for a minimum number of days that workers should be in the office?”
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Palmer questions the lack of a standard for in-office attendance for federal employees.
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