April 16 (Reuters) - A coalition of labor unions and left-leaning groups on Wednesday announced an initiative aimed at providing free legal advice to federal employees who lose their jobs or ...

At least one agency’s staff impacted by the mass dismissals of probationary workers can pursue their reinstatements as a ...

Mass firings across the federal government targeted thousands of them, but legal challenges over their ... after a pair of court rulings that cover employees at 20 agencies. These are workers ...

As federal employees continue to face widespread layoffs, unions and advocacy groups on Wednesday launched a network to provide legal advice to government workers. The goal of the Rise Up ...

and a federal judge will hear arguments over the Trump administration's firing of probationary employees. Want more comprehensive analysis of the most important news of the day, plus a little fun?

WASHINGTON — The more than 2 million federal employees have legal rights as civil servants that are supposed to protect them from being fired unfairly, including for political reasons.

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A network of federal employee unions and legal groups launched a legal defense group to provide counsel to thousands of government workers recently fired by the Trump administration. Deemed Rise ...

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed a class action complaint with a federal ... Other employees who worked on DEI and accessibility issues have previously filed legal challenges ...

U.S. government employees who have ... and was briefly reinstated, but a federal appeals court temporarily allowed Trump to remove him and he dropped his legal challenge on Thursday.

Congress, she contended, has already “created an entirely different framework for resolving legal challenges to the termination of federal employees” – the Merit Systems Protection Board. More broadly ...

The RIFs themselves could be subject to legal challenges ... Agencies across the federal government faced a Thursday deadline to submit plans for a large-scale firing of employees, but scant ...