Treasury Department plans to cut thousands of employees
In a court that appeared on Tuesday by Bloomberg Law, The deputy assistant -Secretary Trevor Norris of the Treasury stated that the department has plans to comply with the executive order of President Donald Trump, which is called for the implementation of Musk’s personnel reduction.
Norris notes that the plans are tuned to each agency and “in many cases require divorces of a considerable number of employees.” The “reductions of the workforce” are based on seniority and will therefore necessarily influence more probationary employees than others. Treasury has more than 100,000 employees.
The application is part of the lawsuit of the state of Maryland against the Ministry of Agriculture, which resulted in a temporarily limiting order about firing the probation of the Trump government in the federal government.
It contains an update on the restoration of each department of probation employees who have been fired as part of the efforts of Musk.
Norris says about the 7,611 probation staff who were fired within the treasury, all have been recovered from Tuesday. The 51 that did not return voluntarily did this.
Lori Michalski, the Chief Human Capital Officer for the Us the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), said that 312 probationary periods were initially fired, 13 were recovered, eight refused to be restored and 296 were busy recovering after HUD had started the trial.
Adam Martinez, the acting chief Human Capital Officer at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CPFB), said that CFPB 117 has fired probation staff and two have already accepted outside work. The others are recovering.
The lawsuit is part of a wave of legal actions against the Trump administration on Musk’s efforts to reduce staff and unilaterally cancel financing for departments and subsidies in the federal government.
