Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed an executive order requiring all state employees to return to their designated offices by March 17, reversing the trend of remote work initiated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Exceptions will be rare, as DeWine emphasizes the need for employees to perform their duties in-person to better serve Ohio citizens. The order reflects a shift in workplace policy similar to one enacted by President Donald Trump, both aiming to enhance operational effectiveness within state and federal entities.
"State agencies, boards, and commissions under the authority of the Governor... shall require all permanent employees to routinely perform their duties in the physical office or facility assigned..."
"It is now in the best interest of the citizens of Ohio for State of Ohio employees to complete a return to a physical office or facility to best serve the public..."
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