A federal hiring freeze and other executive orders issued by President Donald Trump have cast a pall of uncertainty and worry over many of the 11,000 U.S. government workers in Maine.

Executive Orders Trump. WASHINGTON - On Monday, President Donald Trump signed several executive orders aligned with his campaign promises. These orders include a temporary hiring freeze for ...

Issuing a temporary hiring freeze, including any new IRS agents as well as requiring federal workers to work from the office. Withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, the international agreement ...

A new "merit hiring plan" from the Office of Personnel Management asks candidates how they will advance Trump's policy agenda.

The Trump administration has announced new guidelines for hopeful federal employees, which include essay questions on the application about how they'd fit in with the MAGA mission.

Gov. Jeff Landry has issued an executive order instituting a hiring freeze across Louisiana's executive branch of government, his office announced Wednesday in a release.. The freeze would ...

Gov. Jeff Landry has enacted a hiring freeze for the executive branch of state government in an effort to save $20 million ahead of a projected state budget shortfall. The ...

And, in a separate document, OPM moved to change the recruitment process for the Senior Executive Service, which includes senior managers and leaders across the federal government. The two memos come ...

BOSTON — Gov. Maura T. Healey moved May 14 to pause most hiring in state government's executive branch in the face of what her office described as "widespread economic uncertainty at the ...

Gov. Jeff Landry has issued an executive order instituting a hiring freeze across Louisiana's executive branch of government, his office announced Wednesday in a release. The freeze would generate ...

Summary: Law students seeking public-sector careers are facing mounting uncertainty as a federal hiring slowdown disrupts traditional pathways into government work. Multiple U.S. agencies have pulled ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — Federal agencies were supposed to begin a process of hiring new employees on Sunday, when President Donald Trump's initial hiring freeze was set to end. Now they will need ...