US EditionTrump's plan to reclassify, fire federal workers challenged by union
- President Donald Trump has rescinded a hiring freeze affecting federal workers, but uncertainty remains for seasonal employees at national parks like Yellowstone, Glacier, and Grand Teton.
- The National Parks Conservation Association expressed concern that the hiring freeze and job offer rescissions hinder park operations and staffing.
- The National Federation of Federal Employees criticized Trump's executive orders, stating they threaten essential services for the public.
- Concerns were raised about the legality of Trump's firings of inspectors general, which allegedly violate a law requiring advance notice and justification.
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Trump moves to cancel recent union deals with federal workers | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Donald Trump said today that any collective bargaining agreements reached with federal workers within 30 days of his inauguration will not be approved, the latest salvo in the president’s bid to remake the federal workforce.
Editorial: Lawsuit challenges Musk’s cost-cutting commission
Donald Trump had barely finished his inauguration speech when the first lawsuit challenging the new administration was filed in court. Expect legal efforts to thwart the Trump agenda to be a common occurrence. The maiden lawsuit took aim at the administration’s high-profile effort to take an endoscope to the national bureaucracy in the name of fiscal sanity. The 30-page complaint, The Washington Post reported, accuses the Department of Governmen…
US federal employee union sues over Trump administration plan to fire, reclassify government employees
Two unions representing US government employees filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging President Trump’s efforts to reclassify up to 50,000 federal workers, making it easier to fire them. The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) and the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), both federated unions under the AFL-CIO, represent more than 2 million government employees combined; AFGE alone represents nea…
Los Angeles Times
As Trump cuts federal jobs, even national parks are on the chopping block
As the Trump administration rushes to eliminate federal jobs, even the national parks — among the country's most beloved and least politicized institutions — are in the crosshairs.
“A Weak President”: Trump’s Chaos Strategy Implodes in Epic OMB Fiasco - The DSR Network
On Wednesday, Donald Trump’s administration rescinded the Office of Management and Budget memo that instituted his disastrous funding freeze, an apparent surrender amid a national outcry. Soon after, Trump pushed a bizarre lie about $50 million in U.S. dollars supposedly being spent on condoms for Hamas in Gaza. These kinds of things are often described …
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