Federal workers face disruptions from forced summer relocations
Federal agencies are rapidly relocating hundreds of workers to new buildings, but the transitions have created significant operational disruptions. Employees report numerous problems during the moves, including pest infestations and inadequate technology infrastructure that are hindering their ability to work effectively.
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Bedbugs, bad Wi-Fi: Federal workers say forced summer relocations have been chaos
Federal agencies are rapidly relocating hundreds of workers to new buildings, but employees report the transitions are creating significant workplace disruptions. Workers have complained about poor conditions in temporary spaces, including pest issues and inadequate technology infrastructure that are hindering their productivity.
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