Both Democrats and Republicans mocked Democratic National Committee (DNC) staffers this week after it was revealed the workers were not happy they’d been ordered to end remote work and show up next year at the office five days a week.
Those piling on even included Neera Tanden, former President Joe Biden’s domestic policy advisor, after it was revealed that DNC Chairman Ken Martin laid down the policy to an onslaught of negative reactions during a meeting streamed out remotely to workers.
Martin announced the new policy, to take effect in February, at a Wednesday “all-staff “meeting.
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