Employees who lost their jobs are outraged that the administration tried to justify the purge by citing job performance.

Opponents of OPM's new proposed regulations raised concerns of the erosion of due process for federal employees, and the creation of conflicts of interest.

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reinstate roughly 25,000 federal employees. The temporary order is the latest example of the fight over President Donald Trump's mass firings. DOJ ...

President Donald Trump's administration has fired around 200,000 federal employees across at least seven agencies. Newsweek's ...

The Defense Department is complying with a judge’s order to reinstate probationary employees sent packing after the Office of Personnel Management directed agencies to fire them en masse, according to ...

The CIA has begun terminating certain probationary employees — those with one to two years of experience who have fewer civil service protections — the intelligence agency confirmed Thursday. The ...

HIWU has suspended the Ohio Department of Agriculture's HEAL accreditation for six months pending a review of lab practices ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. The nation’s premier cybersecurity agency is trying to contact certain employees affected by layoffs based on their employment status ...

Mass firings began at the Defense Department this week, with multiple organizations receiving direction to place targeted probationary employees on administrative leave pending official action by the ...

A federal judge Thursday night ordered that thousands of federal workers fired by the Trump administration be temporarily reinstated. U.S. District Judge James Bredar in Maryland issued a temporary ...

SAN FRANCISCO — A judge in Maryland has blocked for now the mass firings of probationary federal workers and ordered thousands of fired probationary workers to be reinstated, marking the second ...