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Nebraska return-to-office order for state workers on hold - Vimarsana News

Nebraska return-to-office order for state workers on hold

A state labor commission placed a hold Friday on Gov. Jim Pillen's order requiring Nebraska state employees to return to working in their offices starting on Tuesday.

Source: omaha.com
No decision yet on pausing Nebraska's return-to-office order - Vimarsana News

No decision yet on pausing Nebraska's return-to-office order

A Nebraska panel heard arguments Thursday about whether to let Gov. Jim Pillen's return-to-office order take effect for state employees on Jan. 2., but it made no immediate decision.

State labor court hears arguments over requested delay in Pillen's order to end remote work - RIVER COUNTRY - Vimarsana News

State labor court hears arguments over requested delay in Pillen's order to end remote work - RIVER COUNTRY

A state labor court on Thursday took under advisement a request by the state employees’ union to delay an executive order by Gov. Jim Pillen to end most remote or hybrid work arrangements by Jan. 2.

No decision yet on pausing Nebraska's return-to-office order - Vimarsana News

No decision yet on pausing Nebraska's return-to-office order

A Nebraska panel heard arguments Thursday about whether to let Gov. Jim Pillen's return-to-office order take effect for state employees on Jan. 2. Yet it made no immediate decision.

No decision yet on pausing Nebraska's return-to-office order - Vimarsana News

No decision yet on pausing Nebraska's return-to-office order

A Nebraska panel heard arguments Thursday about whether to let Gov. Jim Pillen's return-to-office order take effect for state employees on Jan. 2. Yet it made no immediate decision.

Source: omaha.com