SHOW UP Act of 2025

# SHOW UP Act of 2025 Summary The SHOW UP Act of 2025 is a bill sponsored by Senator Marsha Blackburn that would establish new requirements for federal government employees regarding workplace presence and productivity. While specific details aren't fully detailed in the available information, the bill's focus areas—commuting, computers/IT, and government employee management—suggest it addresses how federal workers use office facilities and digital resources. The bill appears designed to increase congressional oversight of federal employee work arrangements and potentially monitor how government employees spend their time, including their use of internet and social media during work hours. The legislation would primarily affect federal government employees and agencies across the executive branch.

It could impact policies around remote work, office attendance requirements, and workplace monitoring practices for government workers. **Current Status:** The bill is currently in committee, meaning it has been introduced but has not yet advanced to a full floor vote in the Senate. No action has been taken beyond the initial referral to the appropriate committee for review.