Washington joins lawsuit to stop probationary federal employee cuts
The Washington State Attorney General’s Office has joined a lawsuit seeking to block the Trump administration’s efforts to terminate probationary federal employees. It anticipates more Washingtonians will lose their positions if the plan moves forward.
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The Washington State Attorney General’s Office has joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and other ...
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