The Trump administration is taking steps to comply with court orders to reinstate tens of thousands of fired workers
The Trump administration appears to be preparing to comply with multiple court orders to quickly place tens of thousands of federal workers fired during their probationary periods, according to officials at three agencies briefed on the plans.
Trump Administration Reinstating 24,500 Fired Workers After Court Order
(Reuters) - The Trump administration in court filings has for the first time acknowledged that it fired nearly 25,000 recently hired workers, and said agencies were working to bring all of them back after a judge ruled that their terminations were likely illegal.
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States sue President Trump’s administration over mass firings of probationary federal workerscontending President Donald Trump's administration has illegally fired thousands of federal probationary workers.
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Plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed to halt deportations under a rarely-used 18th century wartime law invoked by President Donald ...
The Trump administration is shredding and burning "classified" employee documents with info that would be "essential" to ...
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