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Jul 6, 2026
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Public servants are back in office four days a week — but not in these big departments
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Public servants are back in office four days a week — but not in these big departments
Most of the 20 largest federal government organizations will be delaying their four-day return-to-office mandate for at least some public servants due to lack of space.
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By Ben Andrews
Published Jul 06, 2026
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Most federal public servants are back in-office four days per week. PHOTO BY SPENCER COLBY…
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