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Newsom’s Four-Day Office Mandate Lands July 1, Sending 108,000 State Workers Back to Downtown Sacramento

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After a one-year union-bargained delay, Executive Order N-22-25 takes effect — a lifeline for a Sacramento CBD office market sitting on a decade-high vacancy rate. Governor Gavin Newsom's long-delayed four-day return-to-office mandate for California state workers takes effect July 1, ending a year of bargaining-table standoffs and handing downtown Sacramento's battered office market its most […]

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