The Architect of the Capitol’s watchdog, whose office won an award for a report that led the president to fire the agency’s leader for misuse of government vehicles for vacations, has been told he will be fired if he doesn’t start working on Capitol Hill by March.
Acting Architect of the Capitol Chere Rexroat notified Christopher P. Failla, the AOC inspector general, that his position does not qualify for an exemption from a November policy memorandum that limits remote work.
Leading lawmakers on the House Administration Committee, which oversees the agency, support the move and say it’s time for Failla to get back to Washington for work.
