Senate DOGE Caucus Targets Federal Telework Practices in First Meeting
TL;DR
The Senate DOGE caucus, led by Sen. Joni Ernst, is focusing on limiting telework and reforming government office use in its first meeting. Ernst's report suggests relocating federal employees, consolidating office space, and increasing transparency in government operations. The caucus aligns with the broader DOGE mission, led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, to reduce federal government size, though its authority is unclear. Congressional Republicans are generally supportive, but the proposals may face challenges in implementation.
- Senate DOGE caucus to focus on limiting telework in first meeting POLITICO
- Senate DOGE leader Ernst to take on government telework abuse at first meeting with Musk, Ramaswamy Fox News
- Only 6% of federal workers show up in person on a full-time basis, scathing Senate report reveals New York Post
- Only 6% Of Feds Work From An Office Full-Time — And Some Aren’t Working At All, Audit Finds The Daily Wire
- First major DOGE directive to Musk and Vivek revealed as they meet with lawmakers Daily Mail
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