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.
Judge rules mass firings of probationary workers illegal
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Hundreds of thousands of people in the region are at risk of losing their healthcare after the House-passed Republican budget threatened to cut up to $880 billion in Medicaid funding, Congressman Tim Kennedy said. Kennedy, along with Senator Sean Ryan and acting Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon, met to discuss the possible […]
The cuts came just before a separate wave of departures was expected under the Trump administration’s so-called deferred ...
There have not been any mass firings of federal workers in the St. Louis area, yet. But there have been several Kansas City ...
T he Trump Administration has begun firing probationary employees at the federal agency tasked with overseeing weather ...
Companies are required to send out WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notices in the event of a mass layoff.
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Federal workers are rushing to a little-known and understaffed office to try to save their jobs from President Donald Trump’s ...
Kaercher says that risks to the filing season could include delayed tax refunds, inability to answer as many phone calls or ...
Hours later, a federal judge ordered the administration to reverse directives for mass firings of government workers, ruling they may be illegal. It was not immediately clear how the ruling would ...
The move comes as lawmakers hear from constituents over President Trump’s and Elon Musk’s efforts to slash federal spending ...
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