Pentagon expects to fire more than 5,000 civilian probationary employees starting next week
The first firings of Defense Department civilian probationary employees are expected to start next week, with about 5,400 set to be released as the Pentagon anticipates reducing its civilian workforce by 5-8%.
A judge has denied labor unions' request to temporarily block the administration from carrying out mass firing of ...
The Trump administration explained to Fox News Digital that probationary employees of the federal government, who are facing ...
"Those who we need, who are the best and brightest, are going to stay. Those who are under performers — won't," said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
National Science Foundation administrators reclassified hundreds of employees from permanent to probationary status in ...
Before she had even unpacked her Washington, D.C., apartment after making the move from Alabama, Katie Sandlin became one of ...
Around 40 Social Security Administration employees were given eight hours—or until 4:30 p.m. Thursday—to decide whether to ...
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Unions for federal workers have filed a lawsuit to block the mass firings of probationary federal employees by President ...
Several labor groups sued the Trump administration for allegedly firing tens of thousands of probationary employees illegally ...
In a new online survey, more than 60% of Federal News Network readers who responded say they plan to stay in their jobs despite all the chaos that’s happening.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon is preparing for a hiring freeze and an “aggressive” effort to fire civilian employees as the Trump administration’s axe to the federal workforce ...
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