Trump administration’s firing of federal employees hits multiple agencies
The Trump administration’s move to fire thousands of federal employees could have a swift and severe impact on public services, staffers warned Friday, making it harder for veterans to get mental health care and hampering electric service to some rural residents as a beleaguered workforce struggles to cover for lost colleagues.
Hundreds of thousands of people could potentially be affected, according to data from the Office of Personnel Management.
A federal judge in Boston Wednesday is allowing the Trump administration to move forward with its federal worker buyout ...
After a federal judge allowed the Trump administration's deferred resignation program to move forward, roughly 75,000 federal ...
About 75,000 federal employees have accepted President Donald Trump’s deferred resignation program, after more than 2 million ...
75,000 federal employees have resigned from the federal government ...
His Oval Office remark suggests a remarkable invasion of privacy of potentially millions of federal employees.
"What Trump and Elon Musk are testing ... They're testing the power of the President to overturn the will of Congress," said Elaine Kamarck.
Spouses of active-duty service members and overseas foreign service officers are exempt from return to the office mandates, ...
In the latest federal shakeup, the Trump administration ordered the heads of several agencies across the government to start firing employees who were still within their probationary period — or ...
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