2025-03-14 13:29:11
Law
Government

Controversial Layoffs Under Scrutiny

Donald Trump's administration is facing legal challenges over mass layoffs aimed at reducing government size. A federal judge has ruled that thousands of laid-off employees must be rehired, citing the use of loopholes to justify these firings.

The judge described the approach as a 'gimmick' that undermines lawful procedures. States like California and Maryland have intervened to block these layoffs, emphasizing the need for adherence to legal standards.

This situation unfolds as various agencies report substantial workforce reductions, with some cutting nearly half of their staff. The push for downsizing has sparked significant debate about government efficiency and employee rights.

Der Spiegel
13. März 2025 um 19:37

Donald Trump: US Authorities Must Rehire Thousands of Laid-Off Workers

Politics
Economy
With mass layoffs, Donald Trump and Elon Musk aim to streamline the government apparatus. A federal judge considers the approach partially illegal. He speaks of 'deception' to circumvent laws.
gmx
14. März 2025 um 09:36

US Federal Judges Stop Trump's Mass Layoffs

Politics
Economy
US federal judges have stopped Trump's mass layoffs. A federal judge has ordered the reinstatement of thousands of fired employees who were terminated during their probationary period. The judge criticizes this as a 'deception' to circumvent legal requirements. The government reacts sharply with criticism and threats to appeal the decision. Also, in Maryland, the dismissal of employees was blocked.
New York Times - Politics
14. März 2025 um 04:06

Trump Administration Must Rehire Thousands of Fired Workers, Judge Rules

Politics
Federal judge orders 6 agencies to rehire thousands of fired probationary workers; Trump admin used OPM loophole for unlawful mass firings, ruled 'gimmick' in lawsuit, despite workers' actual good conduct.
New York Times - Politics
14. März 2025 um 06:13

What to Know About Trump’s Large-Scale Layoffs Plans So Far

Politics
Economy
Large-scale layoffs are being executed as President Trump aims to reduce government payroll. Agencies submitted plans for reductions in force, meaning organizational shrinkage, by a Thursday deadline. Some agencies have revealed downsizing efforts exceeding 1,300 workers fired this week, alongside 572 resignations and 63 probationary firings. The agency initially had 4,133 workers, now cut in half. Employees were offered buyout offers prior to significant layoffs.
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