Senator Pennacchio discusses remote work legislation on Dr. Phil Primetime

Senator Pennacchio discusses remote work legislation on Dr. Phil Primetime
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Senator Joe Pennacchio recently appeared on Dr. Phil Primetime to discuss his proposed legislation, S-4057, which aims to mandate that state employees return to in-office work. The senator highlighted inefficiencies within state agencies since the COVID-19 pandemic began and stressed the importance of restoring accountability and improving public service delivery funded by New Jersey taxpayers.

“Dealing with taxpayer money, I have a fiduciary responsibility that work is done promptly, and that it’s done to the best efforts that they can for the taxpayers of the State of New Jersey,” said Sen. Pennacchio during his appearance.

He also emphasized balancing family priorities with maintaining employee engagement and productivity during work hours. “While you’re spending time in employment, I think the employer has a right to an honest day’s work for an honest day’s wage,” he stated.

The full interview can be viewed under the title: The War Over Remote Work: Who’s Right? | Dr. Phil Primetime



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