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The Minnesota Association of Professional Employees and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 5 denounced Walz's action in a joint statement.
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It's vulnerable Republicans and their districts who stand to lose the most.

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Minnesota state employees need to work in the office at least 50% of workdays, Gov. Walz says
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday changed the remote work policy for state employees, mandating they be in the office for at least half of their workdays starting this summer.
Walz to require Minnesota state employees to be in the office at least 50% of shifts
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is requiring state employees to work in-person at least 50% of the time. Here's what to know.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz Calls State Workers Back to the Office—But Only for Half the Time
Return to the office mandates remain controversial and deliver mixed results, which may be why the Democratic state leader is trying a balanced approach that appeals to working parents.
State employees must work in office at least half the time, Minnesota Gov. Walz says
The work from home era for thousands of Minnesota state employees is coming to an end. 32,785 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?32,785 people played the daily Crossword recently.
Minnesota employee unions threaten job actions after Walz back-to-office directive
The two largest state worker unions are weighing their options in fighting against Gov. Tim Walz’s requirement that most telework employees return to the office at least half time.
Back-to-office order could be ‘shot in the arm’ for downtown St. Paul
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he will require state employees to report to the office for at least half of their scheduled workdays starting June 1. What does this mean for downtown St. Paul? “I think this is going to be a tremendously positive thing for downtown,
How to watch: Gov. Walz to discuss Minnesota's plan to fight bird flu
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will share details on Wednesday about how the state is fighting the bird flu, which was recently detected in a Stearns County dairy herd​.
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Musk Calls Tim Walz ‘A Huge Jerk’ for Celebrating Tesla Stock Plunge: ‘What an Evil Thing to Do’
Musk also said Walz's comments about downloading an app to watch Tesla's stock slide in real time made the 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee a "creep."
Walz says Dems weren't 'bold enough' to double down on DEI, immigration
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said Democrats have gotten into "this mess" because they weren't "bold enough" to stand up for DEI and immigration.
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Government workers push back on Walz’s return-to-office mandate
Lawmakers and union members gathered on the Minnesota State Capitol steps on Thursday to speak out against Gov. Tim Walz's plan for thousands of state employees to return to the office.
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“A starting point”: MN House Committee hears Walz’s proposed education spending cuts
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz recently proposed a new budget for the state, one that would trim roughly $1.5 billion dollars off the state’s projected deficit in FY28-29.
Exclusive: Tim Walz wants to reignite Democrats: 'People are screaming: ‘Do something about this.’
I feel like I need to be out here,” the Minnesota governor said in an exclusive interview minutes before taking the stage in Fort Bend County.
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Minnesota bishops meet with Minnesota legislators, Gov. Walz
Bishops from across Minnesota met with legislators March 27 at the Minnesota State Capitol building, discussing pertinent topics such as the Minnesota Child Tax Credit, online sports gambling, protecting nonpublic pupil aid and MinnesotaCare for undocumented immigrants.
Tim Walz cheers Tesla stock tumble, but Minnesota state employees' pension owns over 1M shares
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz mocked Tesla’s dipping stock at a Wisconsin town hall despite over a million Minnesotans owning shares in retirement funds.
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