Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced an update to the state’s telework policy for state workers. The change would require most state agency employees to work in-person for at least 50% of their ...

“This approach balances the flexibility of telework with the workplace advantages of being in office,” Governor Walz wrote in ... would be exempt from the policy change which looks to support ...

The state worker unions immediately opposed the idea. Although it calls for workers to show up in person at least 50% of the ...

Mixed reactions follow Walz's announcement of a change to state employees' telework policy, requiring 50% of work days to be in person, effective June 1. Rep. Luke Frederick, DFL-Mankato ...

Gov. Walz announced the change to the state telework policy Tuesday, saying it will officially begin June 1. According to Walz, around 60% of state employees are already working in-person.

The decision comes as part of a move to balance the flexibility of telework with the benefits of in-person ... Republicans ...

Gov. Walz announced the change to the state telework policy Tuesday, saying it will apply to workers who live within 75 miles of their primary work location and it will officially begin June 1.

The policy change provides an exemption for ... Council 5 announced they have denounced Walz's "unilateral decision to revoke teleworking agreements in place for state workers across Minnesota." ...

“This approach balances the flexibility of telework with the workplace ... The St. Paul Area Chamber welcomed Walz’s change to state worker policy, which it says will help downtown turn ...

The decision comes as part of a move to balance the flexibility of telework with the benefits ... Republicans are also backing Walz's policy change. "This is overdue but the right move - most ...