This summer’s "commute from hell" in the Washington D.C. area has prompted an about-face by the Trump Administration, which had previously planned to limit telecommuting by tens of thousands of Federal workers as part what one union official called the Administration's “scorched-earth” strategy to reduce the labor influence in the workplace.
The shift came in response to a shutdown that started late last month of several critical Metro rail stations on the Yellow and Green lines south of Reagan National Airport.
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