Rep. Stephen F. Lynch’s Opening Remarks at Full Committee Markup of Republicans’ Reconciliation Bill
this administration: lay off more than 200,000 probationary employees—including leading public health experts, veterans, and other
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Neal, Ways and Means Democrats Demand Answers on HHS Regional Office Closures
Road,” how many retired, how many probationary employees were terminated (including an indication for those who were eventually
Pressley Leads Mass. Lawmakers Demanding Answers on Illegal DOGE Firings of Federal Workers in Massachusetts
deferred resignation,” indiscriminately terminating federal employees in their probationary period, and ordering mass layoffs across the federal government
Pressley Applauds Court Order to Reinstate Fired Probationary Workers
applauding the reinstatement of more than 5,600 probationary federal workers at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA
Pressley Applauds Reinstatement of More Than 5,600 Probationary Federal Workers
applauded the reinstatement of more than 5,600 probationary federal workers at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA
Pressley Welcomes Unfairly Fired HUD Worker and Everett Constituent as Guest to Trump’s Joint Address
exemplary, Claire was one of thousands of probationary federal employees who received a termination notice. Rep. Pressley
Neal Announces Guest for Presidential Address to Congress
hire led to a large number of probationary hires, making these employees a targeted demographic during the current
Pressley Leads 85 Lawmakers Urging Office of Special Counsel to Immediately Reinstate Federal Workers Unfairly Fired
Lawmakers Applaud Watchdog Agency for Halting Termination of Probationary Federal Workers and Urges Further Protections Letter Comes Amid … recent recommendation to halt the termination of probationary federal workers and urging OSC to ensure all unfairly fired
Reps. Lynch, Cleaver, Meeks, Torres Launch Congressional Public Housing Caucus
reports about the termination of hundreds of probationary HUD employees and planned cuts to the Department’s funding