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‘Elections Have Consequences’ - Republicans Push Bill To Make Federal Workers ‘Fireable At Will’ Employees

Published Sunday, July 31, 2022

by Labor News Story Link To RawStory Report

‘Elections Have Consequences’ - Republicans Push Bill To Make Federal Workers ‘Fireable At Will’ Employees

Brett Wilkins of Common Dreams has a report in RawStory on Republican Texas Congressman Chip Roy's introduction of the Public Service Reform Act to make Federal Bureaucratic Personnel at-will Employees, which is further stoking fears that marginalized Workers will suffer discriminatory firings under a future Republican administration or even under a GOP-controlled Congress.

To Directly Access This Labor News Report, Go To: www.rawstory.com/trump-makes-easier-to-fire-fed-workers/

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