Audit says telework rules need better clarity for California state workers
Auditors say two managers worked from Alabama and Tennessee, and the report urges clearer telework rules to prevent tax and compliance problems.
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California state workers were teleworking from Idaho, Tennessee and Alabama, audit finds
A state audit found two employees at the California State Controller’s Office teleworked from Idaho, Tennessee and Alabama. The office also failed to quickly remedy salary overpayments to two other employees, the audit said.
POLITICS: Controller Malia Cohen’s office is out of control
Malia Cohen wants to be reelected as controller for the state of California — but it looks like nothing is under control in her office. Earlier this month, the state auditor found that the controller’s office had failed to recover overpayments to public employees, and that it failed to keep track of remote employees who were living out of state, in violation of the law. Now, as The California Post reported exclusively, a private lawsuit accuses…
Audit says telework rules need better clarity for California state workers
Two managers at the California State Controller’s Office were the subject of an audit released this month outlining improper actions after they regularly teleworked from out of state. The finding prompted auditors to recommend the Legislature clarify remote work policies…
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