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The Office of Management and Budget says in a memo that agencies should prepare reduction-in-force plans to accompany ...
President Donald Trump looks poised to fire more federal employees if Congress cannot avert a government shutdown next week.
Trump could use a shutdown to dismantle government functions, wrote Max Stier, chief executive of the Partnership for Public Service, a nonprofit focused on improving the federal government.
What to know as Capitol Hill prepares for a potential government shutdown next week, from worker pay and office closures to ...
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The White House asked federal agencies for mass firing plans ahead of a possible government shutdown
Programs that did not benefit from an infusion of mandatory appropriations will bear the brunt of a shutdown,” the Office of ...
"If Americans get stuck with a shutdown that drags on, there will be a cost. But which party will pay the political price?" ...
The White House is telling agencies to prepare large-scale firings of federal workers if the government shuts down next week.
If the government isn't funded by next week, mass layoffs in federal agencies could occur, according to a White House office ...
As a potential shutdown looms, Democratic leaders signaled they will stand firm in negotiations over government funding.
The Office of Management and Budget sent a memo to federal agencies Wednesday night instructing them to plan for staff ...
: Michigan budget deal includes $1.5B for roads, new marijuana tax Michigan lawmakers have reached a deal to avoid a state ...
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