An End to Federal Telework in 2025?

Описание: As President-elect Trump announces plans to terminate federal employees who decline to return to in-office work, the future of telework for federal employees remains uncertain. Meanwhile, federal employee unions are actively negotiating to preserve telework options in their collective bargaining agreements with agencies.

What does this mean for the federal workforce in 2025? In this video, FedSmith authors Ian Smith and Ralph Smith discuss the latest developments, the potential impact of these policies, and what federal employees should prepare for regarding telework and workplace flexibility.

Key topics covered:

President-elect Trump’s stance on telework for federal employees
The role of federal unions in protecting telework rights
Potential implications for federal employees
How telework policies may evolve in 2025

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0:00 Intro
0:36 DOGE, Telework, and Unions
4:19 What is Likely to Happen?
6:38 Roadblocks to Stopping Telework
7:06 Time to Retire?
8:31 Filing Grievances and Facing Termination
9:31 Reduction in Force (RIF)
11:36 Feasibility of Making Cuts
14:49 Ralph's Experience and Advice