Posts tagged Telework
IFPTE Tells Congress to Reject Legislation that Attacks Locality Pay and Telework, Ignoring Actual Pay Issues that Need Attention

In response to legislation introduced in the House of Representatives that proposes to eliminate locality pay for federal employees who telework or work remotely, IFPTE told lawmakers that not only is this bill deeply misguided, it attempts to worsen non-competitive federal pay and harm recruitment and retention across federal agencies.

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IFPTE Urges Representatives in the House to Vote Against Irresponsible Legislation to Undermine Federal Telework

Ahead of the House of Representatives floor vote on the SHOW UP Act (H.R. 139), legislation sponsored by House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) that would revert federal agencies’ telework policies back to December 2019 and undermine negotiated agreements, IFPTE requested Representatives vote against passing this costly and ill-considered bill.

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