If you connect by `ssh` to a workgroup server or start into an interactive Condor job, your language settings will normally be forwarded to the sessions as well. I.e., your session's time and other language settings should be available in the remote interactive session as usual.
Displaying the current language settings
On Linux to view your current interactive session's language related settings, run `locale`
Settings forwarded with ssh
By default, ssh will forward a number of location variables to the remote session so that the local and remote session have the same "look & feel".
You can check, which settings are forardded and set, by running `ssh` with the -G flag - which will dump yoo a long list of the active values `ssh` is using in its variables. Look for variable names as from `locate` to see, if these are forwarded with `sendenv`
Unsetting variables
If you need due to some reason another location setting in your remote interactive session, you can either change/unset these in the remote session or tell ssh to set such a variable to something else on a per host base