Mayor Adams Expands Remote Work Pilot for New York City Employees

NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced a new benefit for thousands of city employees as the administration continues its efforts to support and retain top-level talent providing services to New Yorkers. Following the successful implementation of a remote work pilot with District Council 37 (DC 37), Mayor Adams will now extend the benefit to city workers not represented by unions. “New Yorkers deserve the best services government can offer, and our secret weapon is the most talented, hardest-working workforce in the world,” said Mayor Adams. “Public servants deliver for New Yorkers through the city’s most urgent crises, and now it’s time for us to support them as they have supported us. With the success of our initial remote work pilots for tens of thousands of union-represented employees, we are proud to expand this benefit to the thousands of non-represented public servants who work tirelessly for our city day in and day out.”

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Source: The Office of the Mayor