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Trump economic adviser says jobs numbers need to be reliable after firing of statistics commissioner
President Trump fired the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday after its job report showed meager gains and revisions. Kevin Hassett, director of the National Economic Council, joins "The Takeout" to discuss the president's decision.
“A lot of good people have left. Those that [remain] have fewer resources to do things the right way. Fewer hands doing ...
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Layoffs, Mandates and Mixed Signals: What Comes Next for Federal Employees?Layoffs mean lost income, halted retirement contributions, and uncertain health coverage. Even those still employed face new ...
They’re demanding an audit to determine whether DOGE employees — deliberately or not — created vulnerabilities through their ...
Federal employees say in a new survey that they are experiencing high levels of anxiety, stress, sleep deprivation, anger outbursts and depression.
A Partnership for Public Service researcher said that there needs to be more focus on the consequences of laying off federal ...
The layoffs of Environmental Protection Agency employees in Duluth and elsewhere raise serious concerns under the ...
When a federal judge issues a universal injunction, he or she not only stops the government's action in their region but throughout the entire country — hence, the lower court halted Trump's ...
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