Texas orders state employees to return to in-person work by the end of March
Plans for returning to the office will be overseen by each state agency, but some exceptions to in-person work exist, including if an employee’s work is conducted in the field, or if there is limited office space because of renovations.
As someone who works 100% remote and even quit my previous job and took a pay cut in order to keep working from home, I have mixed feelings about these orders.
I have 5 kids, and when I worked in an office and had 10 hour days plus an hour and a half drive on each end, I never saw them.
I noticed huge improvements in my relationship with them during the mandatory work from home period during covid and vowed to never go back to how things were.
I actually get a lot more done and am less distracted working from my home office.
We of course want out public servants to not have multiple jobs and eliminate bad workers, but generally, there's got to be better ways of accomplishing those things with proper management instead of sweeping return to office mandates.
" I actually get a lot more done and am less distracted working from my home office."
...there are exceptions to every rule...
...in this instance, you are it...
...carry on...