Hanford at 40% Telework With Return-to-Work a Month Away

By Wayne Barber

With about a month to go before the Department of Energy planned return-to-work, about 60% of a 10,000-strong workforce at the Hanford Site in Washington state was on premises each day, site manager Brian Vance told the Hanford Advisory Board this week. While the…

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