Youngkin offers telework consideration for workers with children

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May 27, 2022 – Richmond, VA

Youngkin offers telework consideration for workers with children

“As Memorial Day heralds summer, parents who work as state employees are scrambling for child care options under an impending deadline to comply with a new policy Gov. Glenn Youngkin imposed to push the state workforce back into the office after the 27-month-old COVID-19 pandemic drove them out.”

The Virginia Governmental Employees Association said it will ask the Youngkin administration to delay implementation of the new policy until Sept. 12. ‘This extension would give employees the extra time they need to make arrangements to return to work including securing child care as needed,’ the association said in a statement on Facebook. ‘Accordingly, the VGEA is working to arrange a meeting with the Youngkin administration as soon as possible to ask for an extension.'”

Read the full story in the Richmond-Times-Dispatch


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