ROOMIE Act mandates federal agencies to require in-person work and office occupancy, with penalties for noncompliance.
The ROOMIE Act requires federal agencies to implement policies ensuring at least 80% of employees work in-person and occupy at least 60% of office space. Agencies must submit occupancy plans to the General Services Administration. Noncompliance results in lease termination, property sale, or prohibition of re-signing leases. The Act cites underutilization and health risks from Legionella bacteria in federal buildings as key concerns.
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