Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 26 No. 07
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February 17, 2022

DOE, Other Feds Embrace Pandemic Telecommuting, With Limits

By Wayne Barber

A recent Government Accountability Office report confirms what most observers already assumed — the COVID-19 pandemic prompted much of the federal workforce at the Department of Energy and elsewhere to abandon their cubicles in favor of telecommuting, although…

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DOE, Other Feds Embrace Pandemic Telecommuting, With Limits

By Wayne Barber
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