The U.S. Labor Department ‘Reinstates More Than 100 Workers Targeted In Trump Job Cuts’
The U.S. Department of Labor has reinstated about 120 Employees who were facing termination as part of the Trump Administration’s mass firings of recently hired Workers, the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) said. The AFGE, the largest Federal Employee Union, said the Probationary Employees had been reinstated – immediately, and the Department was issuing letters telling them to report back to duty today (Monday, March 10th). “It’s our understanding that this decision affects about (120) Employees, most of whom had been placed on administrative leave,” AFGE Spokesman Tim Kauffman said.
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