FERC Retires Records From Its Temporary Work-at-Home Program
Published Date: 11/4/2026
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is officially ending its 'Temporary Work-at-Home Program' records because they no longer keep this info. If you have thoughts, you’ve got 30 days to speak up before the change kicks in. This means less paperwork and clearer privacy rules for folks connected to FERC’s work-from-home setup.
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FERC rescinds work‑from‑home records
If you had records in FERC's "Commission Temporary Work‑at‑Home Program (FERC‑39)", FERC proposes to rescind that system of records and states the records have been disposed of in accordance with the applicable records retention schedule. Comments are due within 30 days after publication in the Federal Register (publication date: November 4, 2026); if no comments are received, the rescindment becomes effective at least 30 days after November 4, 2026.
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