Pennacchio Joins Dr. Phil Primetime to Discuss Remote Work Legislation

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Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) joined Dr. Phil Primetime to promote his proposed legislation, S-4057, which mandates that state employees return to their offices. He expressed concerns about ongoing inefficiencies in state agencies' responses to constituent issues since the COVID-19 pandemic. Pennacchio highlighted his fiduciary duty to ensure effective use of taxpayer funds, stating, “Dealing with taxpayer money, I have a fiduciary responsibility that work is done promptly. ” He stressed the need for a balance between work and family life while insisting on the importance of employee productivity.

The senator believes that employees must deliver meaningful contributions during work hours. The legislation aims to restore accountability in public services, which he argues have suffered in recent years. New Jersey taxpayers deserve efficient service delivery, and this move could signify a shift towards improved governmental operations. Pennacchio's advocacy underscores a growing call for increased state employee engagement in the wake of remote work policies.

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