Pentagon says it will start firing 5,400 probationary civilian employees next week
The Pentagon said on Friday it would start firing about 5,400 civilian employees who were on probation, the first moves by President Donald Trump's administration at the department to make good on its promise to reduce the federal workforce.
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%.
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The Trump administration explained to Fox News Digital that probationary employees of the federal government, who are facing ...
NTEU is suing the Trump administration over its mass firing of federal employees, as well as its "pressure campaign on ...
The Trump administration broadened its effort to terminate thousands of probationary workers on Thursday, instructing ...
Trump's administration, with Elon Musk's DOGE, begins mass layoffs of probationary federal employees to streamline operations ...
In a new online survey, more than 60% of Federal News Network readers who responded say they plan to stay in their jobs ...
The administration’s directives have been unclear about why it wants the names of probationary employees, but they appear to ...
The National Science Foundation fired 170 probationary employees and experts Tuesday as part of the Trump administration’s ...
WASHINGTON − The Defense Department has sent lists of its probationary employees to the Trump administration, according to a senior official, as the Pentagon braces for layoffs that have rocked ...
President Donald Trump's administration and the DOGE are offering to lay off federal employees, in hopes of cutting budgets.
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