Labor/Employment,
Government
Jun. 2, 2020
How COVID-19 could permanently transform public agency operations: lessons learned
The coronavirus public health emergency has drastically changed how workplaces operate. This is particularly true for public agencies, many of which previously took a more cautious approach to implementing remote work, or “telework,” programs than their private sector counterparts. Budget limitations, management structures and philosophy, and service obligations may have played a role in their reluctance.
Alysha R. Stein-Manes
Liebert Cassidy WhitmoreLabor & Employment
Phone: (310) 981-2734
Email: asteinmanes@lcwlegal.com
Boston Univ Law School
The coronavirus public health emergency has drastically changed how workplaces operate. This is particularly true for public agencies, many of which previously took a more cautious approach to implementing remote work, or “telework,” programs than their private sector counterparts. Budget limitations, management structures and philosophy, and service obligations may have played a role in their reluctance.
However, the recent prolif...
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