D.C. Appeals Court OKs Trump Order Gutting Labor Protections for Federal Workers

D.C. Appeals Court OKs Trump Order Gutting Labor Protections for Federal Workers

A split three-judge panel at the U.S. Court of Appeals for Washington, D.C., has cleared the way for President Trump’s executive order stripping federal workers of their collective bargaining rights. The Center for American Progress reports the order affects four out of five federal workers represented by unions at more than a dozen federal agencies — more than 1 million people.

Trump Labor Secretary: I Know Nothing

During the Senate Appropriations hearing, Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer refused to answer basic questions about Elon Musk and the cuts DOGE has made in the federal government that has been advantageous to himself. Murphy focused on the almost complete shut down of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program which has been virtually eliminated without cause. Murphy stated the assault on this agency has worked out well for Musk against…

Trump Executive Order on Public-Sector Unions Clears Latest Legal Hurdle

President Trump’s executive order halting collective bargaining at federal agencies that work on national security issues has cleared its latest legal hurdle. Back in late March, President Trump signed and issued an executive order using authority granted by the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 to suspend collective bargaining with public-sector unions across an estimated 67 percent of the federal workforce. In particular, the order released by …

D.C. Appeals Court Lifts Stay on Executive Order Ending Union Negotiations – The Presidential Prayer Team

The ruling says insufficient evidence of “irreparable harm” to federal workers. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals recently lifted a lower court’s stay that prevented the implementation of…