Can only work from home 5 days per year now under the new administration
Anonymous Supervisory IT Specialist
Current
Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas
The best thing was hybrid telework (one day a week in the office)
Former
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
50% first year, 10% after
Anonymous Tax Examining Technician
Current
Ogden, Utah
With department and management approval. Must work in office 1-2 days a week depending on department needs.
Former
Raleigh, North Carolina
You could work hybrid once you've met position qualifications.
Current
Cincinnati, Ohio
I get to work from home and the office.
Current
Richmond, Virginia
Great telework package at the agebcy
Anonymous Internal Revenue Agent
Former
Dallas, Texas
Revenue Agents have liberal "telework" policy, only needing to show up to office 1 day every 2 weeks. However, due to nature of the job, efficient agents need to be flexible each day in which cases they work on and need ready access to their entire inventory of cases stored in office filing cabinet, and they need access to telephone and high-output printer (LOTS of paperwork) at the office, so it isn't practical to do much work from home. Working from home is best for early returns from audits (for instance, working on lead sheets) and for employees (such as analysts) who do most of their work on the computer.
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Current
Des Moines, Iowa
Just have to work in the office or field one day a week.