Trump Ordered to Reinstate 6K USDA Employees – NY Times

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The Trump administration has been ordered to reinstate nearly 6,000 USDA workers who were previously fired. This decision follows a ruling by the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB). While the reinstatement is temporary, it means these workers will be able to return to work for now.


Trump Administration Reinstates Nearly 6,000 USDA Employees

The New York Times reports that almost 6,000 USDA workers, previously fired by the Trump administration, have been ordered back to work.

Temporary Reinstatement of USDA Workers

NPR states that those fired USDA employees will be temporarily reinstated following the MSPB decision.

Impact on DOGE Market due to USDA Decision

According to The Independent, the decision to order back thousands of probationary USDA staff caused a significant loss in the DOGE market.

USDA Ordered to Reinstate Fired Employees

NBC News informs that USDA has been instructed to temporarily reinstate thousands of its previously sacked workers.


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