Major U.S. banking regulators, particularly the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), are facing a significant workspace shortage as they enforce a return to in-office work. An email sent to unionized staff indicated that due to insufficient space, a seat-selection process will not occur, and a hoteling system will be paused indefinitely. Staff will need to adhere to a first-come, first-serve basis for workspace. This situation reflects broader challenges as the administration drives for workforce reductions and heightens demands for federal employees to return to their offices.
The OCC is facing challenges in accommodating staff as it enforces a return to office policy, prompting concerns about workspace availability and staff morale.
The suspension of the 'hoteling' system forces OCC staff to scramble for workspace in a first-come, first-serve arrangement, revealing serious office planning issues.
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