The Department of Commerce leadership sent all employees — with the exception of those working in the Inspector General and U.S. Patent and Trademark offices — an email officially noticing the department’s compliance with President Donald Trump’s new in-person federal work policy.

That email obtained by National Review links to a memorandum to department leadership, which includes details on exemptions for specific employees:

‘The Department of Commerce will be fully complying with the President’s Memorandum and associated Guidance from the Office of Personnel Management.’{ai:summary}The Department of Commerce has informed employees, excluding those in the Inspector General and U.S. Patent and Trademark offices, about a return to in-person work in compliance with President Trump's policy. The directive does not override existing collective bargaining agreements.A memorandum detailing exemptions for certain employees has also been shared with department leadership, marking the cancellation of the remote work policy established in December 2021. #politics

The Corner: Department of Commerce Officially Notices Return to In-Person Work Policy

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