Donald Trump Signs Executive Order To End Work-From-Home For Federal Employees

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Donald Trump Signs Executive Order To End Work-From-Home For Federal Employees
Donald Trump has fulfilled his promise of signing an executive order that requires federal workers to return to their offices.
Since the coronavirus pandemic began, many federal employees have been able to work remotely. However, Donald Trump and his supporters have suggested that enforcing a return to in-person work could serve as a means to reduce the workforce.
Is this a positive decision, or is Trump going too far?
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