President Trump’s effort to get federal employees back into their offices for work is proving to be stunningly effective, with the number of full-time in-office employees nearly tripling over the past six months. Here’s what you need to know about the dramatic shift in federal work patterns:

The dramatic workplace transformation

Federal in-office work nearly triples under Trump administration:

The immediate policy impact

Trump’s executive order produces instant results:

The Biden administration struggles

Previous president’s efforts proved remarkably unsuccessful:

The notable telework abuses

Some federal workers took advantage of remote work policies:

The Republican oversight criticism

GOP lawmakers credit Trump’s commitment and competence:

The Biden administration waste allegations

Republicans cite financial costs of empty offices:

The union resistance efforts

Labor organizations sought to protect remote work arrangements:

The national work pattern comparison

Federal workers now exceed private sector in-office attendance:

The remaining hybrid work details

Limited remote work continues for some federal employees:

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