A federal judge in San Francisco ordered the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to rescind its instructions directing ...
The Trump administration is refusing to comply with a court order requiring acting OPM head Charles Ezell to testify about ...
The Trump administration must halt its firings of thousands of government employees who have been hired in the past two years ...
The Office of Personnel Management has revised a Jan. 20 memo asking federal agencies to identify probationary employees ...
The ruling is a setback for the Trump administration’s ongoing effort to dramatically shrink the federal workforce.
Federal employees reported getting a second email from OPM telling them to list 5 recent accomplishments on a weekly basis.
Attorneys general are suing the Trump administration, saying federal agencies unlawfully fired probationary employees without ...
A federal court said OPM's directives on probationary firings have no legal effect, since the office has no authority to ...
A federal judge ruled that the terminations at agencies including the Department of Defense were probably illegal.
"OPM also clarified that a non-response to the email does not equate to a resignation," the email said. The update came hours ...
OPM issued the revised memo in part to provide clarity in light of a recent court order, an agency spokesperson confirmed, referring to last week's ruling from a federal judge in San Francisco.
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