Federal employee union sues Trump over gutting collective bargaining agreements
President Donald Trump's March 27 executive order excludes 18 federal agencies and 25 agency subdivisions from coverage of collective bargaining agreements under a rarely used authority meant for entities engaged in national security.
Supporters of the union, which represents 30,000 prison employees, fear the move will worsen an ongoing staffing crisis.
Republican states will bear the brunt of some of President Donald Trump 's biggest budget cuts after Democratic states ...
The nation's second-largest federal labor union is suing Trump over an executive order stripping collective bargaining rights ...
A majority of federal workers who voted for Trump agree with cuts in concept. But many voiced concern about the pace of ...
The president's executive order appears to affect much of the federal government, with 18 agencies under scrutiny.
The White House has said about 75,000 federal workers had accepted the administration's first offer in January.
WASHINGTON -- Elon Musk’s days in Washington may soon come to an end and with it the future of the Department of Government ...
A former Trump supporter who lost her job due to the Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) cuts regrets her vote.
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