What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 2027.
Relocating SBA Employees Outside Washington and Reducing Office Space
This act mandates the Small Business Administration (SBA) to relocate at least 30% of its headquarters employees outside the Washington metropolitan area to reduce costs and improve regional customer service. This means more SBA services will be available locally, and taxpayer money may be used more efficiently. The changes will impact the accessibility of support for small businesses across the country.
Key points
At least 30% of SBA headquarters employees will be moved to offices in other U.S. regions, aiming to cut costs and increase service accessibility.
Relocated employees will have their pay adjusted to local rates and will not be authorized for full-time telework.
The SBA must reduce its headquarters office space by at least 30%, potentially saving taxpayer money.
The act aims to enhance customer service for small businesses by increasing SBA's presence in various regions, including rural areas.
Status:
Placed on Calendar
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