"Ready to make your next career move? Several California state jobs allow employees to work from home. Even though Gov. Gavin Newsom's return-to-office order took effect in July, many state workers can continue working remotely. The plan to bring most employees back to the office four days a week was delayed by a year for those covered under new union agreements."
"After reopening negotiations, Newsom and public employee unions reached deals extending remote work options for many staff, managers and supervisors through June 2026. As of Thursday, Oct. 9, the state was hiring for several full-time positions that include remote work and hybrid schedule options. State jobs are known for offering competitive benefits and enrollment in the nation's largest state public pension plan."
Several California state jobs currently offer remote and hybrid work options despite a statewide return-to-office order taking effect in July. Plans to require most employees on-site four days a week were delayed by a year for workers covered by new union agreements. Negotiations produced deals extending telework options for many staff, managers and supervisors through June 2026. As of Oct. 9, the state listed several full-time positions on CalCareers with telework or hybrid schedules, including accounting roles with specific remote-day allowances and department-approved telework. State positions include competitive benefits and enrollment in the public pension plan.
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