The Department of Health and Human Services announced to employees that it will lay off around 10,000 people, about 25% of its workforce.

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Fitr, political and religious leaders have called on citizens to uphold the values of charity, compassion, and national unity.They also emphasised the need for continued prayers and collective efforts ...

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President Donald J. Trump issued an executive order expanding exclusions from federal labor protections, citing national ...

Long Island union leaders recently called President Donald Trump’s executive order to end collective bargaining with federal ...

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Union rights for federal employees in departments linked to national security are being rolled back via a new executive order ...

Employees across the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services began receiving notices of dismissal Tuesday, as part of a ...

The layoffs are expected to eliminate nearly a quarter of HHS staff — 10,000 jobs through layoffs and another 10,000 workers ...