The latest update from D.C. Office of the Chief Technology Officer is all about moving full steam ahead and discussing the employee focus group findings, which were conducted by CultureRx. The concern about the impact the newly elected Mayor may have on the future of ROWE at OCTO was also addressed.

Bryan Sivak, the D.C. chief technology officer who initiated the ROWE transition, is a political appointee of Mayor Adrian Fenty, who was defeated in the Democratic primary last month by City Council Chairman Vincent Gray. Sivak has decided to press forward with his ROWE plans despite the possibility that he could lose his job come January when a new mayor takes office.

Read the whole update here: Going ROWE: Mythical HR Rules and Real Employee Complaints

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