Judge rules OPM cannot fire federal workers at other agencies
A judge ruled the OPM cannot directly fire federal workers at other agencies and that they have to rescind their mass firing memo. Former U.S. attorney Barbara McQuade and Yale Law School Professor Natasha Sarin join José Díaz-Balart to discuss.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is directing the civilian workforce at the Pentagon to respond to the Office of Personnel ...
Kaercher says that risks to the filing season could include delayed tax refunds, inability to answer as many phone calls or ...
Layoffs at Seattle-based coffee giant Starbucks will impact 612 workers in Washington according to a new filing from the ...
National parks will hire seasonal employees in an exception to President Trump’s hiring freeze. Delay could impact WA parks ...
More than 120 people joined a protest in support of federal employees outside of the Henry M. Jackson Federal Building in ...
The Washington State Employment Security Department (ESD) is offering assistance to affected federal workers impacted by the ...
The newly released requirements for agencies to move forward with mass cuts to the federal work force have employees even ...
The Department of Energy staff at the Hanford nuclear site in Eastern Washington now has had almost 50 people in a staff of about 300 laid off and more cuts may be coming.
The U.S. Department of Energy picked roughly 400 people to lay off at the Bonneville Power Administration, which masterminds ...
In an email obtained by USA TODAY, the Education Department offered employees $25,000 to take a buyout ahead of a "significant" staff reduction.
A 35% increase in federal layoffs is driving Washington unemployment claims higher, as reported by state officials.
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