Comer vowed to return federal employees to work
The chairman of the Supervisory Board James Comer presented terrible remarks at the first hearing of the 119th Congress, criticizing the treatment of Biden Administration Policy for Federal Employees.
The Coalition of Main Lawyers warns federal employees on Trump administrationThe “questionable” bid for redemption, saying that those who decide to resign may not be guaranteed by its benefits.
Almost all federal employees were offered to redeem as part of the president Donald TrumpEfforts for workers to physically apply to the office. By Thursday, they are applied, according to the E -adoption of the Staff Management Office (OPM) sent to all federal workers.
Those who decide to resign within the program will retain all salaries and benefits, regardless of work burden, and will exclude from their personal work requirements up to 30 September.
However, general lawyers said that unions representing federal employees – the US Federation of Government employees and the national federation of federal employees – warned their members not to accept the offer, saying that they were not guaranteed that they would be paid benefits.
President Donald Trump on the left speaks as a candidate for the trade secretary of Howard Lutnick and Rupert Murdoch listening to the White House oval office, on Monday, February 3, 2025. In Washington, while Trump is preparing to sign executive commands. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
“Federal employees provide vital services that Americans rely on every day and are an important part of the California economy and community across the state,” California’s Rob Lawyer Rob Bont said in a statement. “Trump’s administration of the so -called Redemption Offer is a highlighted attack intended for removal of our federal workforce and sowing chaos for Americans who rely on a functional government. I urge federal employees to listen to warnings from their unions to be very careful about all bids for redemption.”
Other general lawyers come from Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Vermont and Washington.
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The purchase offer was made after Trump ordered all federal employees to return to the office. E -screen of federal workers noted that most of the federal employees who worked Remote from Coid We will have to return to our physical offices five days a week.
“The e-mail that is sent today throughout the Government is to ensure that all federal workers are on board a new administration plan for federal employees to have in power and adhere to higher standards,” said a senior administration official for Fox News. “We have passed Coid for five years, and only 6 percent of federal employees work full -time in power. This is unacceptable.”
In a letter to his members AFge noted that program It does not guarantee that the resignation of the employee will be accepted or that the fees will be paid.
In a statement last week, NFFE national president Randy Erwin said the purchase should not be treated as a legitimate offer.
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“This offer from the OPM should not be taken seriously,” Erwin said. “The offer is not related to existing law or politics, nor is the Congress funded. There is nothing to consider the OPM or the White House of Responsible Conditions of their Agreement.”
“Federal employees will not surrender to this shady tactics that press them to give up,” Erwin added. “Civil servants take too much care of their jobs, their agency missions and their country so that they can be chewed in with this false pledge. All federal employees: do not leave resignation.”
