The Social Security Administration announced Wednesday that it had reached agreements with all of its federal employee unions to begin bringing workers back to agency worksites with a target date of March 30, after making several key concessions to labor groups.
Acting Social Security Commissioner Kilolo Kijakazi lauded the deal in a statement posted on the agency’s website.
“I am very pleased to share that we have successfully reached agreement with our three labor unions on our reentry plan,” she said. “This will be a significant step toward improving access to our services as we implement this plan. I want to thank our labor representatives for working with management to achieve this outcome, which will help us better serve the public.”
