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.
In his second term, President Trump is escalating his penchant for making major news — and handing out pink slips — on ...
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Washington's Employment Security Department said unemployment applications from federal employees have doubled since last ...
The loss of early career workers has raised concerns about the impact on the next generation of civil servants.
Nearly 12,000 federal employees have filed initial unemployment claims in the District, according to the Department of ...
The USADF, an independent agency created by Congress and focused on African economic development, resisted letting in DOGE ...
More: 'It's a lie': Federal workers incensed by performance language in termination letters The memo tells the OPM employees that if they decline to move to Washington their options for ...
SEATTLE — Washington state joined a lawsuit Wednesday against the Office of Personnel Management's firing of thousands of federal employees, calling their efforts "damaging" and "illegal." ...
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked Republican U.S. President Donald Trump from firing the Democratic chair of a U.S. agency ...
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