Requiring California State University Sacramento staffers to be in their offices to meet with students would be a “huge blow” – to the employees. “Sacramento State will require some employees to return to academic offices later this year to bolster staff’s on-campus presence and improve student and faculty services,” The Sacramento Bee reported. The move mirrors Governor Gavin Newsom’s directive that state employees begin returning to work in the office. The lack of state workers using government offices has created some economic problems, however. The news outlet reported “half of state workers” are “still absent” from the office.