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Trump Administration offers purchases to federal employees
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As a deadline for government employees to fold an ultimatum given by the Trump administration to accept a purchase or return to the office, Unions that represent these workers They have filed a lawsuit, calling the “arbitrary and whimsical” offer.
The Trump administration offers purchases for about 2 million federal employees, including those who work remotely, as part of the President Donald TrumpEfforts to return to employees in the office but only have until February 6 to opt.
Under the purchase offer, the employee will stop working this week and will receive payment benefits until September 30.
Exempt from the offer are public security employees, such as air traffic controllers.
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The deadline is Thursday for government employees to fold at an ultimatum given by the Trump administration to accept a purchase or return to the office. (Allison Robbert/Bloomberg through Getty Images)
During the first week of Trump in office, he issued several directives on federal workforce, including a requirement that remote employees must return to work in person.
With a rapid approach, the American Government Employees Federation (AFGE) and two other unions filed a complaint, claiming that the purchase offer is “arbitrary and whimsical” and violas federal law ” .
The unions claim that the administration cannot guarantee that the plan will be financed and has not considered the consequences of mass resignations, including the way in which it may affect the Government’s ability to function.
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On Tuesday, AFGE filed a lawsuit calling for a temporary restraint order (thunder) to stop the term of the “fork directive” of the Trump Administration of February 6 and require the Government to articulate a legal, non -arbitrary policy and illegal.
The union said that the “fork directive” is the administration’s last attempt to eliminate public service workers and replace them with faithful partisans. The group also says that the directive is a clear ultimatum to a number of federal employees: “to ask now or to deal with the possibility of loss of work without compensation in the near future.”
But the unions say that the package offered violas the law because the funds used to pay the employees who accept the offer have not been appropriated for this reason.
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“AFGE is carrying this demand today with our partners to protect the integrity of the Government and prevent the members of the union from being deceived of resigning the federal service,” said AFGE national president Everett Kelley. “Federal employees should not be deceived by a talk of unspent billionaires and their Lackeys. Despite claims, this deferred resignation scheme is not unfounded, illegal and has no guarantee. We will not leave our members Turns -the victims of this cone. “
Last week, an email was sent to the whole Government to make sure that all federal workers were on board the Trump Administration Plan.
The email stated to four pillars that Trump exposed, to return to the accountability to the federal government, including the return to face -to -face work, restored the accountability of employees who have policy authority, restored the surrender of Accounts for higher executives and a renovated federal contracting process based on merit.
E -mail said that most federal employees worked remotely from Covid You will have to return to your physical offices five days a week.
For those who returned to the post, the Trump administration thanked them for their “renewed focus” for serving in the North -American people. But the future of his position could not be guaranteed, according to the email.
Last week, an email was sent to the whole Government to make sure that all federal workers were on board the Trump Administration Plan. (Istock)
Purchases do not apply to military staff of armed forces, postal service employees, positions related to the application of National Immigration and Security, and any other place specifically excluded by the agency that federal workers work .
The White House is waiting for a “climb” in federal resignations before a Thursday period for a purchase offer, Fox News Digital has known.
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“The number of differences is growing rapidly, and we hope that the highest rise from 24 to 48 hours before the deadline,” said a white house official at Fox News Digital on Tuesday morning.
Axios reported on Tuesday before approximately 20,000 federal employees have taken the offer, representing approximately 1% of the workforce of the federal government.
The white house official told Fox News Digital after the report of the report that the 20,000 is not current. “
Emma Colton and Fox News Digital Brooke Singman contributed to this report.
