Thousands of federal public servants begin a new remote-work schedule on Monday, with employees expected to work on-site in the office four days a week. The change follows an announcement by the Treasury Board in February that updates federal remote-work rules. While the new schedule is implemented broadly, multiple reports say some departments face delays because of insufficient available office space. As a result, not all public servants are able to return to their workplaces immediately or on the same timelines. The coverage indicates that departments are working around space constraints as they adjust schedules and office arrangements to accommodate staff. In some cases, employees may continue working remotely longer than planned until suitable space is secured or space is reallocated. Overall, the reporting portrays a nationwide shift toward more in-person work, tempered by logistical challenges related to office capacity.