The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently mandated that nearly all employees report to the office, canceling any flexible work arrangements. In a notable request, staff were asked to send selfies, showing they were present in their designated duty stations. This directive aimed to ensure compliance with the in-office requirement. Those not scheduled to work faced consequences, including having to take vacation days. The situation prompted mixed reactions, with some employees complying and others questioning the request's legitimacy amidst concerns about office capacity.
The unusual request from DHS employees to send a selfie was part of a mandate requiring staff to report to the office or face possible vacation losses.
DHS's directive to send selfies included strict guidelines, cancelling flexible work schedules and mandating physical office presence from nearly all employees.
Some employees complied with the selfie request from DHS, while others sought verification, showing confusion over the directive's legitimacy and intent.
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