Employees with the City of Austin gathered outside City Hall to protest the Interim City Manager's proposed return to work policy.
City of Austin employees gathered outside city hall to protest the interim city manager's proposed telework plan.Austin City employees gathered outside City Hall to once again protest the Interim City Manager’s proposed return-to-work policy.
In a memo sent out by Interim City Manager Jesus Garza last month, city executives will be required to return to the office five days a week starting next week. All other city staff will have to show up in the office three days a week starting October 1st. City of Austin employees are headed back to the office after many of them spent the last three years working remotely.
"Mr. Garza has made it clear that he isn't interested in what we have to say. He sent this as a top-down memo without any warning, and I, as a manager, had no chance to tell my employees that this was happening," said Sadie Lambert, City of Austin employee.
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