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Nearly two years after the COVID shutdowns began, federal employees are still “working” remotely. Is this arrangement working for the American people?
Nearly two years after the COVID shutdowns began, federal employees are still “working” remotely. Is this arrangement working for the American people?
Monday is the deadline for federal workers to show proof they have been vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to NPR.
The order comes after 20 plaintiffs sued the Biden administration for its handling of religious exemptions.
President Donald Trump, Congress, and the entire federal government is focused on winning the battle against the coronavirus, but the New York Times is reporting on unnamed sources who claim the president’s efforts to lift regulations that have stifled American prosperity could spell trouble when the next pandemic comes along.
President Donald Trump will not require federal employees to show up for work on Christmas Eve in 2019. The president issued the un-Scrooge-like executive order on Tuesday.
The Office of Special Counsel issued guidelines warning federal workers they are not allowed to engage in anti-Trump activities at work.