Portland city employees must return to office full time

Portland mayor orders hundreds of government workers to return to office
New Portland Mayor Keith Wilson is using his first weeks in office to mandate all city government managers and supervisors to return to in-person work full-time starting in April. The change will affect roughly 700 employees who have been working remotely or hybrid.
Mayor Wilson tells City of Portland managers to make full-time return to workplace
Mayor Keith Wilson has called for 700 managers and supervisors to make a full-time return to their worksites in downtown Portland by April 2025, as part of a strategy to end unsheltered homelessness and make Portland a safe,
Mayor Keith Wilson: Portland city employees must return to office full time
"Managers and supervisors set the tone and culture for staff across our city. High-performing organizations across the nation have shown us it’s possible to bring people back together, while also remaining flexible,
Portland Mayor Orders Managerial Staff Back in Office Full Time
Portland Mayor Keith Wilson will require supervisors and managers to return full-time to city offices this spring. In an announcement Tuesday, Wilson said starting in April, all supervisory and managerial employees will have to work in-person at their job sites,
Portland mandates full-time in-office return for city managers starting April 2025
The City of Portland is set to require all managers and supervisors to return to their worksites full-time starting in April.
Mayor Wilson Requires Managers and Supervisors at City To Return to Office Full Time, Beginning in April
Mayor Keith Wilson on Tuesday morning sent an email to managers and supervisors at the city of Portland, telling them that beginning in April, they’d be required to return to the office full-time, a soft-launch of a stiffer return-to-office work policy at the city that Wilson’s mulled now for weeks.

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