NYC expands work from home pilot program to non-union workers
The pilot expansion will be offered to approximately 16,500 non-union employees allowing those eligible to work up to two days a week remotely depending on their job performance and specific duties.
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Oct 23, 2023, 4:55 PM
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6h agoMayor Eric Adams' administration announced Monday they will now extend its remote work pilot to city workers not represented by unions.
The pilot expansion will be offered to approximately 16,500 non-union employees allowing those eligible to work up to two days a week remotely depending on their job performance and specific duties.
The extension comes after the benefit's success with District Council 37.
