US federal agencies directed to work with DOGE on mass layoff plans, memo shows
The Trump administration has instructed agencies to work with "Department of Government Efficiency team leads" to identify targets for mass layoffs as part of restructuring plans due on March 13, a memo showed on Wednesday.
OCC's bucolic Harry and Grace Steele Children's Center has become the scene of a battle between officials proposing to cut ...
The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne announces a $100 million renovation, leading to the temporary layoff of 425 employees.
A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to rescind a Office of Personnel Management memo directing ...
Many employees who were let go, like the man in Utah, were in their probationary period, which, according to the Federal News ...
A new study finds layoff concerns are high among workers who fear changes from the Trump administration. An expert shares ...
The storm is still raging in terms of cuts in the federal workforce, but we’ve come to the last of three columns on the topic ...
Massive layoffs continue for government workers and some tech companies. How can you find strength and stability, during ...
Over 500 San Francisco Unified School District staff members could receive preliminary layoff notices in the coming weeks, ...
Companies are required to send out WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notices in the event of a mass layoff.
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