‘Substantial’ layoffs begin at federal agencies, White House says

The Trump administration says it has started the process of issuing reduction-in-force notices to federal employees. It's not clear how many agencies are affected or how many people.

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Ran by 3 outlets across the spectrum· NPR, Wyoming Public Media
NPRLean Left· 355d ago

White House says 'substantial' layoffs of federal workers have begun, with few details

Wyoming Public MediaLean Left· 355d ago

White House says 'substantial' layoffs of federal workers have begun, with few details

Government ExecutiveLean Left· 355d ago

‘Substantial’ layoffs begin at federal agencies, White House says

Honolulu Star-AdvertiserLean Left· 355d ago

White House signals federal layoffs have begun during shutdown | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Center

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Delaware Public MediaCenter· 355d ago· ran in 3 outlets

White House says 'substantial' layoffs of federal workers have begun, with few details

The HillCenter· 355d ago

Here are the agencies affected by shutdown layoffs

The HillCenter· 355d ago

White House to begin ‘substantial’ shutdown layoffs of federal workers

Digital JournalCenter· 355d ago

White House says 'substantial' shutdown layoffs have begun

ForbesCenter· 355d ago

White House Begins Threatened Mass Federal Layoffs

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Breitbart NewsRight· 355d ago

Trump White House Begins Substantial Federal Workforce Reduction

Washington ExaminerRight· 355d ago

White House announces federal government layoffs have begun

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Deutsche WelleLean Left· 355d ago

US: White House starts mass layoffs amid shutdown impasse – DW

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