Trump administration orders federal agencies to prepare plans by mid-March for large-scale layoffs
A memo directs agencies to submit “reorganization plans” by March 13. Federal agencies are being ordered to submit plans by mid-March for laying off employees in “large-scale reductions in force” — an escalation in President Donald Trump’s efforts to reshape the federal workforce.
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