Federal employees union sues over Trump move to block collective bargaining
- President Trump's executive order restricts collective bargaining for federal workers, impacting numerous departments.
- Trump's administration stated the order safeguards national security by removing obstacles to altering working conditions.
- The order affects departments like Homeland Security, Defense, Veterans Affairs, and Treasury, impacting thousands of workers.
- The National Treasury Employees Union filed a lawsuit in D.C. Federal court, representing 150,000 employees.
- Union leaders, including UAW President Shawn Fain, condemned the order, calling it a 'deplorable' assault on worker rights.
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What's really behind Trump's war on federal unions?
Last week, President Trump escalated his administration’s war on the federal workforce and workers’ rights when he signed an executive order to end collective bargaining with federal labor unions across the government. The National Treasury Employees Union, which represents 150,000 government employees, has sued the Trump administration over the executive order. In response to these intensifying assaults on federal workers, agencies, and critica…
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