A judicial verdict freezes Trump’s plans to collect civil servants …
Last February, a US judge issued a verdict that temporarily banned several federal organizations from implementing mass casting plans for government employees or government employees.
California Judge Susan Elston, yesterday, ordered the Congress to approve the administration’s procedures to reduce employees in the public sector for two weeks.
“The court sees that the president’s congressional cooperation should be ordered to order the changes it is seeking, so it issues a temporary judicial order to stop the reduction of large workers at the present time.”
Since he returned to the White House last January, Trump has ordered federal corporations to prepare plans to reduce the number of employees, as part of his partner Elon Mask -led by the Government’s Department of Executive Department to reduce the amount of federal administration.
Trump called – in an administrative order issued on February 11 – “for a fundamental change in the central bureaucracy,” invited agencies to dismiss the necessary unaccounted employees.
Non -workers’ unions, 6 local governments, have filed a case against Trump, the government’s performance and many federal organizations, and accused them of winning their powers by implementing joint hairstyles without the approval of the Congress.
The US Union -led plaintiffs for government employees – praised the judicial decision, “the Trump administration’s illegal attempt to rebuild the central government has introduced agencies into a confused state and has disrupted the major services provided across the country.”
“We represent communities that depend on the performance of the central government, the template of employees and the restructuring of government work,” the statement further stated.
Trump was quick to dismiss thousand civil servants and reduce federal programs, especially the US company for international development. However, the courts have been suspended or suspended – more than one time – the implementation of the major policies for its administration, including the re -diverting the settlement and government expenses.
