Mass Firings of Federal Workers Were Done Illegally, Two Judges Rule
Most federal workers who lost their jobs as part of the Trump administration’s move to shrink the federal workforce are poised to get rehired. On Thursday, two federal judges ruled that the mass firings were conducted illegally and workers must be reinstated.
Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are Targeted—As Judge Orders Reinstatement Of Thousands Of Fired Workers
Office of Community Planning and Development: The Trump administration is aiming to cut the office, an arm of the department of Housing and Urban Development, from 936 staffers to 150, or 84%, the New York Times reported, citing a document it obtained detailing the plans.
Judge orders sweeping rehiring of fired workers at 18 federal agencies
The order by U.S. District Judge James Bredar was even more broad than a ruling earlier in the day from a different federal judge.
Judge orders Trump officials to offer jobs back to thousands of fired workers
Judge William Alsup directed the Trump administration to extend the offer to probationary workers fired last month across several agencies.
Judge Orders Trump to Reinstate Probationary Workers Let Go in Mass Firings Across Multiple Agencies
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate probationary workers let go in mass firings across multiple agencies
Tens of thousands of fired federal workers must be reinstated immediately, judge rules
U.S. District Judge William Alsup described the mass firings as a “sham” strategy by the government’s central human resources office.
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Judge restores Trump administration's buyout offer to federal workers
A federal judge restored President Donald Trump's deferred resignation program for federal workers in a decision ... civilian employees offering them buyouts to leave their jobs shortly ...
75,000 federal workers take President Trump's buyouts as offer expires
About 75,000 federal employees accepted President Donald Trump's buyout offer, which the administration closed to applicants Wednesday night.
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Judge allows federal worker "buyout" plan to proceed, and Trump administration announces it's closed
Boston — A federal judge in Massachusetts allowed the Trump administration's bid to offer "deferred resignations" to federal workers who voluntarily leave government service to continue and ...
More federal employees offered buyouts
Federal workers with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services are being offered buyouts from the agency as part of ...
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President Trump's buyouts for federal employees can proceed, judge rules
The Trump administration quickly claimed victory and responded by announcing the close of the buyout offer to any federal workers who might still be undecided. U.S. District Court Judge ...
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Judge lifts hold on Donald Trump's so-called buyout offer for federal workers
with about 75,000 workers accepting it. A federal judge’s ruling on Wednesday allowed President Donald Trump to move forward with so-called buyout offers for the civilian federal workforce ...
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Federal judge allows Trump to push forward with buyouts for government workers after 75K accept offers
A federal judge on Wednesday declined to pause ... after unions representing more than 800,000 federal workers charged that that the buyout offers were unlawful. The Trump administration ...
Trump administration's federal "buyout" plan moves forward. Here's what to know.
A federal judge said the Trump administration's "deferred resignation" offer could go forward and about 40,000 federal workers had accepted the deal.
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Judge makes shock reversal on Trump's 'buyout' offer to federal workers amid DOGE's quest to downsize bloated bureaucracies
A federal judge on Wednesday lifted the temporary freeze on President Trump's 'buyout' offer to federal workers as the administration looks to shrink the workforce. A union which ...
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Federal judge's order resumes buyout program of federal workers
In Boston, Judge George O'Toole, who was appointed by President Bill Clinton in 1995, had extended the deadline for 2.3 million federal employees to take the buyout offer of eight months of ...