Interest groups representing federal contractors wrote Congressional leaders and the White House’s Office of Management and Budget urging them to allow contractors to telework, with one group warning that preventing employees from working from home could lead to furloughs and layoffs.
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Interest Groups Pressure White House and Congress to Allow Federal Contractors to Telework
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