DC Reacts to Trump's In-Office Mandate
President Donald Trump has made big changes to how remote work and telework will function in the federal government - which will have a big impact on the DMV. The Washington Post’s Emily Davies has been collecting stories from federal workers in the area and is here to share how they’re feeling and what they’re doing about it.
If you’re a federal worker with a story to share, get in touch with Emily over Signal, at 202-412-9091.
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