The mayor's first big labor deal since taking office puts remote work on the table for the other upcoming municipal worker contracts.
The DC 37 deal includes the creation of a "committee to explore flexible work options including remote work" with the goal of starting a "pilot program that includes remote work no later than June 1, 2023."
"The beauty of this is the committee is going to be speaking on behalf of those who can do remote work and those who cant," Adams said.& 3.25% in the fifth year; a $3,000 ratification bonus and a minimum wage of $18 per hour -- setting the bar for the other unions much higher than the 1.25% in the city's budget.
For months, negotiations hinged on a protracted battle over a cost-saving scheme to change retirees' free health care coverage to a controversial Medicare Advantage plan that would force unions to pay for raises by finding health care savings.
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