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Appeals panel leaves layoff injunction in place as Trump's RIF plans likely head to Supreme Court
The Trump administration previously asked the Supreme Court to block a temporary restraining order that initially paused the RIF plans, but subsequently withdrew that appeal after the current preliminary injunction replaced the TRO. It is now expected to once again pursue relief before the Supreme Court.
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(Reuters) -Several leading public health, medical, civil rights, education and community organizations sent a letter to U.S.
The Trump administration is indefinitely barred from issuing or finalizing widespread layoffs at most major federal agencies after a judge late Thursday night issued a preliminary injunction finding ...
Many probationary employees are being re-fired by their agencies. But some others are being asked to come back to a full ...
The Trump administration has made a habit of asking the high court to intervene through emergency appeals, bypassing lower ...
Although nurses received the first layoff notices warning of a government shutdown, lawmakers say there will be a budget in ...
"NDAs mean there is something to hide," said Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond regarding a recent report into the ...
Agency personnel files listed incorrect performance ratings that were used to determine which employees would be laid off, ...
"The Executive Order at issue here far exceeds the President's supervisory powers under the Constitution," the court wrote.
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