AEP is the latest Columbus employer to require workers return to office 5 days a week
American Electric Power has become the second major central Ohio employer this month to announce that all workers must return ...
AEP continuing to restore power to Northwest Columbus residents
AEP work crews have started restoring power to over 16,000 residents on Columbus' Northwest Side.
AEP announces it will require employees to return to the office this year
AEP is ending its hybrid work model, requiring team members to return to work five days a week this year.The utility company ...
AEP orders hybrid workers back to the office 5 days a week
American Electric Power Co. Inc. will return to a five-day, in-office work schedule June 1, according to the spokesperson, ...
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American Electric Power orders employees back to the office full-time by June
American Electric Power has told its workers they must head back to the office full-time beginning June 1. AEP spokeswoman ...
Power mostly restored after thousands of outages in northwest Columbus
Power is mostly restored after thousands of AEP Ohio customers in northwest Columbus were in the dark for a few hours Tuesday ...
AEP Ohio blames cold weather for large power outages in northwest Columbus
AEP sent an email to customers Wednesday afternoon which said “the outage was caused when a breaker that provides electricity ...
AEP Ohio wants small rate increase to help prevent, detect Columbus power outages
AEP is investing more in its systems nearly three years after widespread power outages impacted hundreds of thousands of Ohio ...
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AEP is the latest Columbus employer to require workers return to office 5 days a week
American Electric Power has become the second major central Ohio employer this month to announce that hybrid workers must return to the office. The Columbus-based utility told workers on Thursday ...
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AEP Ohio wants small rate increase to help prevent, detect Columbus power outages
Gahanna-based AEP Ohio provides electricity to nearly 1.5 million customers, according to the company. At least 169,000 Columbus-area customers were impacted by those outages, including some who ...