Two judges order Trump administration to give fired workers their jobs back
Judge Alsup's order was followed by a similar ruling from Baltimore, Maryland, by District Judge James Bredar, who agreed that Trump's team had broken regulations and cast doubt on the idea that the workers had been individually sacked for unsatisfactory performances.
Vota anticipated a big shakeup at his firm, Humentum, which was predominantly funded by federal grants, and estimated that it ...
The Johns Hopkins University said on Thursday it will slash over 2,000 jobs in the U.S. and abroad after the administration ...
The on-again-off-again nature of Trump’s job cuts are only adding to the confusion. Some 3,400 probationary employees were ...
President Donald Trump made it clear that he has little remorse about workers losing their jobs in his chaotic government ...
A judge has ordered several federal government agencies to reinstate the jobs of probationary employees fired en masse by the ...
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said she had a meeting with President Trump on Thursday at the White House, discussing jobs ...
The agency relies on about $110 million in federal and state grants each year — but if the president follows through on ...
President Trump suggested Friday that the federal government could take over Washington, D.C., if the national capital’s ...
Live updates and the latest news as the Senate votes to avoid a government shutdown and Mehmet Oz faces his Senate ...
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