Trump moves until the end of a collective negotiation in agencies that protect national security
President Donald Trump At the end of Thursday, he signed an executive order for the completion of collective negotiations with federal unions at national security agencies.
Command He cites his powers approved under the 1978 Civil Service Reform Law and will influence most of the Federal Government.
Agencies like The departments of the stateDefense, veteran issues, energy, health and human services, treasury, justice and trade and part of Homeland Security Responsible for the Security of the Border are only a few in the executive order.
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US President Donald Trump shows a signed executive command in the eastern room of the White House in Washington, DC, USA, on Thursday, March 20, 2025. (Kent Nishimura/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
The need to collectively negotiate with federal unions in these agencies because of their role in the protection of national security, the order states.
“President Trump is taking measures to ensure that vital agencies for national security without delay can execute their missions and protect the US people. The president needs an appropriate and responsible state service for the protection of our national security,” the UA states A leaf with a white house fact As for the order.
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View of the State Logotype of the United States in Washington DC, the United States, January 9, 2023. (CELAL GUNES / Anadolu Agency)
Also claims that “certain federal unions announced a war President Trump Agenda, “and that” the biggest federal Union describes himself as a “fight against Trump.” Generally, he filed complaints for blocking Trump’s policy. “
According to the administration, unions have filed 70 national and local complaints over the policies of President Trump, an average of more than one day from the inauguration.
US President Donald Trump talks to reporters from Resolute Desk. (Chip Somodeville/Getty Images)
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“President Trump supports the constructive partnerships with unions working with him; he will not tolerate a mass obstruction that threatens his ability to manage the national security agencies,” said the White House.
Police and firefighters will continue to negotiate collectively.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
