DOJ’s Return to Office Is Zero to Five Days Depending on the Job

Justice Department offices vary widely in how often they expect employees to show up once in-person work plans are scheduled to take full effect next month.

Lawyers in the Civil and Civil Rights divisions will need to be in the office twice every two weeks while lawyers in the Antitrust and Tax divisions must generally come in four days per two-week period, according to a survey by the department’s affinity group, DOJ Gender Equality Network, and internal documents explaining the policies.

Line prosecutors who largely do the same job could stay home every day—or have no telework option—depending on which ...