The Trump administration is proposing changes to limit federal employees' rights to appeal dismissals, directing appeals to ...

On Monday, the President Donald Trump administration proposed a rule that would remove independent oversight for federal employees facing layoffs, shifting review authority to the Office of Personnel ...

Under a pair of regulatory proposals published this week, the federal government’s dedicated HR agency seeks to wrest appeals ...

The Trump administration on Monday proposed stripping the power of an independent board to review challenges from fired ...

By Courtney Rozen WASHINGTON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is trying to make it harder for fired federal ...

Under the proposal employees would dispute their firings to a Trump-led agency, ending their right to appeal before an ...

The Trump administration aims to restrict legal recourse for fired federal employees by eliminating their right to appeal ...

Trump has made mass sackings ‍of government employees a centrepiece of his second term. At the same time, he has undermined ...

The Trump administration says it aims to streamline the appeals process for federal workers contesting layoff decisions, ...

The Trump administration seeks to restrict fired federal employees from appealing their dismissals to an independent board. Instead, appeals would go through the Office of Personnel Management, which ...

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.