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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I have to guess a reason, I'd go with 2022 midterm election and how WFH can be turned into politcal weapon by GOP. Obviously, I am hoping I am wrong here. [/quote]

And then alternately the continuance of working from home could be used as an intervention to the climate crisis and decreasing the use of fossil fuels from the other side. It makes no sense to have people packing the roads. [/quote]

good and fair point. i guess it's a matter of which message resonates more/better with voters where seats are up for grab. [/quote]

I think that many of you are giving way too much credit here (or way too little depending on how you look at this.)

These decisions are being made at the department/agency level, and the people most involved are career administrative/legal/HR folks.  And in a lot of instances unions have already been engaged.
To the extent decisions are delayed, it is most likely because nobody wants to be the "first out of the gate."  This is about efficient use of office space, fostering collaboration, training, data security, appropriate technology, locality pay, travel rules, liability laws, engagement surveys, etc.[/quote]

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