The Biden administration plans to significantly expand the number of in-person services available to Americans at federal agencies next month, calling on civil servants to lead by example in getting U.S. workers back to their normal offices and duty stations.
After two years of much of the federal workforce teleworking, President Biden is looking to bring agency employees back to their offices to demonstrate the nation is returning to the pre-pandemic normal. Biden first teased the plan in his State of the Union this week and the White House offered more details in its Naton COVID-19 Preparedness Plan released on Wednesday.
