A federal judge in Massachusetts had blocked the Trump administration from laying off more than 1,300 employees at the Department of Education.

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A federal judge in San Francisco on Friday issued an injunction, blocking President Donald Trump from laying off thousands of federal employees working at more than 20 government agencies.

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The 2025 tax season has wrapped up, and the IRS is set to experience another gutting of its workforce this week — or is it? As many as 5,000 IRS employees reportedly accepted the Trump ...

A federal judge on Friday temporarily ... including to order mass layoffs. But she added the White House must also follow a set of rigorous legal and procedural requirements.

The RIF process provides procedures for laying off federal employees due to organizational changes, as opposed to individual performance or conduct issues. Office of Personnel ... do not provide ...