Trump administration, Department of Government Efficiency
Judge rules Trump administration can move ahead on mass government layoffs
A federal judge Thursday refused a group of government employee unions’ request to block the Trump administration from moving ahead with plans to dramatically reduce the federal workforce. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper ruled that federal law mandates the unions bring their challenge before the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA),
Monday is the deadline for federal workers to respond to an email that many received on Saturday, asking them to list about ...
Several employees were fired from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Monday evening, as the Trump administration ...
The prospect of mass layoffs of federal employees doesn’t strike most Americans as helpful for the economy.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission terminated about a dozen probationary employees this week as President Donald Trump ...
Murray said Wednesday she was frightened about what could come next in the new administration's attempts to slash the federal ...
The Social Security Fairness Act retroactively reverses some 1983 reforms and increases benefits for some retired state and ...
“Under an executive order, IRS has been directed to terminate probationary employees who were not deemed as critical to filing season,” one email obtained by Government Executive said.
Dozens held signs outside of the Tesla Shop in Blue Ash, upset with the Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk ...
Musk caused alarm among federal employees over an email sent on Saturday requesting that employees summarize their work.
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