US judge halts Trump administration's calls for mass firings at agencies
A California federal judge said that the U.S. Office of Personnel Management lacked the power to order federal agencies to fire any workers, including probationary employees who typically have less than a year of experience.
Federal Workers Score Early Wins to Counter Trump Mass Firings
Federal employees are finding openings to overturn Trump administration terminations after a judge questioned the legality of the government’s firing memos and an independent board ordered some agencies to temporarily reinstate several workers.
A federal judge in San Francisco on Thursday found that the mass firings of probationary employees were likely unlawful, ...
Agri-Pulse’s Philip Brasher, Noah Wicks, Steve Davies and Lydia Johnson reported this past week that “the Trump administration’s mass firing of probationary federal employees has swept out ...
The federal offices in charge of personnel and budget are expected to issue a memo to government agencies to submit "reorganization plans" and prepare for large-scale firings, a source said.
has also hollowed out agencies and programs devoted to protecting plant and animal health. The recent wave of mass firings hit federal workers responding to the nation’s growing bird flu ...
I don't like this place, so I'm going to gut it,’" the whistleblower told HuffPost. "It's just so infuriating." ...
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