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The federal government began laying off thousands of employees Friday as part of a mass reduction in force tied to the government shutdown.
Layoff notices were sent to about 4,200 employees across eight government agencies, the Office of Management and Budget said in court documents in response to a lawsuit filed by the American Federation of Government Employees, the largest federal employee union, which represents 800,000 workers.
Nearly 1,500 Treasury Department employees were laid off, about 1,300 workers at the IRS, Health and Human Services Department was also among the agencies hit reporting layoffs of up to 1,200 employees.
Dozens of employees at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention received termination notices Friday, including about 70 Epidemic Intelligence Service officers, known as “disease detectives,” and staff at the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report publication.
The Department of Homeland Security notified 176 workers they’d be laid off.
Considering there is close to 3 million federal employees, this is a good start. Thanks Chuckie Schumer.
MSN
Layoff notices were sent to about 4,200 employees across eight government agencies, the Office of Management and Budget said in court documents in response to a lawsuit filed by the American Federation of Government Employees, the largest federal employee union, which represents 800,000 workers.
Nearly 1,500 Treasury Department employees were laid off, about 1,300 workers at the IRS, Health and Human Services Department was also among the agencies hit reporting layoffs of up to 1,200 employees.
Dozens of employees at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention received termination notices Friday, including about 70 Epidemic Intelligence Service officers, known as “disease detectives,” and staff at the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report publication.
The Department of Homeland Security notified 176 workers they’d be laid off.
Considering there is close to 3 million federal employees, this is a good start. Thanks Chuckie Schumer.
MSN