Andrea Hsu
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NPR News: 11-12-2024 7PM EST
Some two million civilians work for the federal government in all kinds of roles, national security, public health, protecting the environment. Trump insists among them are rogue actors whom he wants to replace. Already, a conservative group has published a watch list of what it calls subversive leftist bureaucrats who cannot be trusted to enforce immigration laws.
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NPR News: 11-12-2024 7PM EST
Jason Breifel is policy director for the Senior Executives Association, which represents the highest ranking civil servants.
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NPR News: 11-12-2024 7PM EST
Trump is expected to revisit a previous effort to eliminate protections for federal employees in policy-related positions. Andrea Hsu, NPR News.
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NPR News: 02-06-2025 3PM EST
U.S. District Judge George O'Toole paused the resignation offer until Monday, granting a request from unions representing federal employees. O'Toole said the court had just received a brief from the government and gave the unions until Friday to respond.
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NPR News: 02-06-2025 3PM EST
He also ordered the government to notify employees of this change by the end of today and scheduled another hearing for Monday afternoon when he will hear the merits of the case. The labor unions are arguing that the deferred resignation offer is arbitrary, capricious, and unlawful.
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NPR News: 02-06-2025 3PM EST
Already tens of thousands of federal workers have accepted the administration's offer to resign now and keep their pay and benefits through the end of September. Andrea Hsu, NPR News.
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NPR News: 10-11-2024 6PM EDT
The layoffs in Warren, Michigan, come as Stellantis ends production of the Ram 1500 Classic truck, which has been discontinued. The cuts were first announced in August, around the same time the company said it was delaying plans to reopen an idle plant in Belvedere, Illinois. a key promise made in contract negotiations last year.
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NPR News: 10-11-2024 6PM EDT
The United Auto Workers Union has threatened to strike over the delay, blaming Stellantis for what it calls gross mismanagement. The automaker says a strike would be illegal, maintaining that market volatility and a slow adoption of EVs led to a shift in plans. As Stellantis grapples with declining sales, the company says it will be implementing layoffs across its footprint. Andrea Hsu, NPR News.