White House Looks to Press Ahead With Mass Layoffs After Agencies Submit Reduction Plans
The Trump administration is expected on Friday to move ahead with a second wave of mass firings and budget cuts across the U.S. federal government after agencies were told to submit large-scale downsizing plans.
US agencies face Thursday deadline to submit mass layoff plans
The potential scale of President Donald Trump's efforts to shrink the U.S. federal government could become clearer on Thursday, the deadline for government agencies to submit plans for a second wave of mass layoffs and to slash their budgets.
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The order reinstates a member of the Federal Labor Relations Authority, a key panel for federal workers' unions.
Judge William Alsup directed the Trump administration to extend the offer to probationary workers fired last month across ...
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