Newsom orders California state workers back to office at least four days a week
Newsom’s executive order requires that state agencies and departments under his authority that offer telework as an option to their employees soon change their policies and require that their employees work a minimum of four in-person days per work week, although case-by-case exceptions will be considered.
It has been five years since the pandemic forced most state agencies into remote work, but some business owners are hopeful ...
First President Donald Trump ordered federal workers back to the office. Now Gov. Gavin Newsom has called most of the state’s ...
The governor’s announcement affects most of the state workforce and will take effect on July 1. Stay up-to-date with free ...
California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered almost 100,000 state workers to return to their offices four days a week starting in ...
Assemblymember Ash Kalra (D-San José) introduced Assembly Bill 1362, which would require that all foreign labor recruiters ...
"Local restaurant owners in California are already struggling to cope with the $20/hour wage," an association for franchises ...
California's only lab that can confirm lethal bird flu in poultry is shifting some testing to facilities out of state due to ...
California's fast food council has scarcely discussed any regulations other than another potential minimum wage increase.
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