EPA Faces Layoffs Amid Shutdown Fight
- Workers from the Environmental Protection Agency will face layoffs due to a government shutdown, according to an email from Steven Cook, principal deputy assistant administrator for the Office of Land and Emergency Management.
- The Trump administration announced substantial layoffs affecting multiple departments, including the Environmental Protection Agency, as stated by an administration official to Politico.
- Justin Chen, president of the American Federation of Government Employees Council 238, criticized the layoffs, calling them an unprecedented and illegal abuse of power.
- The Office of Management and Budget confirmed that reductions in force have started, but details on the number of affected workers are unclear.
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