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DC unions argue district is too unsafe to reduce telework

By Heather Hunter
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Starting March 10, thousands of Washington, D.C., employees will have to cut their remote working down to just one day a week.

Over 33,000 workers will be affected, and unions are rising up in opposition to the move to limit telework in Washington.

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