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Gov. Newsom Pushes for Return to Office, Overruling Union-Negotiated Telework Rights

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In a move that could redefine public sector work dynamics in California, Governor Gavin Newsom's administration has taken decisive steps to bring state employees back to the office. This decision, underscored by a recent arbitration ruling, has overridden previous union-negotiated contracts that allowed for teleworking—highlighting the complexities of post-pandemic workforce management. The heart of this […]

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