White House, layoffs
White House Looks to Press Ahead With Mass Layoffs After Agencies Submit Reduction Plans
The Trump administration is expected on Friday to move ahead with a second wave of mass firings and budget cuts across the U.S. federal government after agencies were told to submit large-scale downsizing plans.
PPO officials discounted reports that hires must "pledge" their loyalties to Trump but did confirm that "loyalty" is measured ...
Trump orders temporary funding freeze that could affect trillions of dollars The White House is pausing ... Russell Vought to lead the Office of Management and Budget, a position Vought held ...
President Donald Trump on Tuesday nominated veteran Senate and White House aide Eric Ueland to the top management post at the ...
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was originally tasked by Mr. Trump with providing "advice and guidance from outside of Government" and partnering with the White House and Office of Management & Budget to drive large scale ...
The White House sent a memo to several federal agencies telling them to prepare to reorganize and fire high quantities of workers.
President Trump signed an executive order Tuesday aiming to expand the White House’s authority ... also calls for the head of the Office of Management and Budget, currently Russell Vought ...
Although the Trump administration will not publicly release its budget request for at least a few more weeks, senior agency officials are starting to be briefed on the president's priorities.
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