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A data chart image of Telework rate down for federal government workers in April 2025
Telework rate down for federal government workers in April 2025
May 23, 2025

Less than one in five (18.2 percent) federal government workers spent some time teleworking or working at home for pay in April 2025, down from 31.3 percent a year earlier. Among federal government workers, 8.5 percent teleworked for some of their work hours, while 9.7 percent teleworked for all of their hours. Both of these numbers were down over the year.

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