Kayla Nathanson
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Reposted by Kayla Nathanson
As noted in this post, our firm is exploring class or group claims on behalf of terminated probationary employees. If you may be interested in participating, please send an email to inquiries@jamhoff.com.
Is there any legal recourse for probationary employees affected by the mass terminations that have reportedly started this week? We discuss here: federalworkerrights.com/2025/02/13/m...
Mass terminations of probationary employees: is there any recourse?
According to media reports, several federal government agencies have begun large-scale terminations of probationary employees. These agencies include the Department of Education, Small Business Adm…
federalworkerrights.com
February 14, 2025 at 3:34 PM
As noted in this post, our firm is exploring class or group claims on behalf of terminated probationary employees. If you may be interested in participating, please send an email to inquiries@jamhoff.com.
Reposted by Kayla Nathanson
Last night, the Trump administration stated that it would not fire probationary employees. However, layoffs of probationary employees have already begun at several offices, including the CFPB, OPM, and GSA, and are still continuing today.
February 12, 2025 at 11:08 PM
Last night, the Trump administration stated that it would not fire probationary employees. However, layoffs of probationary employees have already begun at several offices, including the CFPB, OPM, and GSA, and are still continuing today.