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Reduction of federal Workforce
Trump preparing budget with most extreme cut in government spending yet - completely eliminating a number of programs, particularly at the Departments of Energy, Justice, State, Commerce, and Transportation.
Fire Federal Employees Who Voted for Clinton
Fire Federal Employees Who Voted for Clinton
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Chicago Tribune: "Government should be run by experienced 'insiders'"
Reduction of federal Workforce
Gov’t lawyers are now puzzling over what exactly the language means
Resolution 51
At the State Department this means laying off more than 25,500 people
The focus is on loyalty to the president above all other factors
Any time spent as a Union official would not count as “creditable service” toward retirement
Loyalty Test Eliminates Qualified Candidates
accusations could inspire Trump to try purging federal agencies of perceived enemies
Learning what other Presidents before him have learned
How President Trump and Congressional Republicans Are Undercutting Wages and Protections for Working People
federal civil servants can't be discriminated against based
on their political beliefs
CSRS & FERS programs in the budget bullseye
called Agency “Reform” Proposals
reclassifying centers that campaign for a $15, blocking them from receiving donations
an Updated Model for the Organized Labor Movement
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