Rehire them you dumbass antunna Judge..

[r2d2]

A federal judge on Thursday ordered six government agencies to offer fired probationary federal workers their jobs back.

Why it matters: At least 30,000 probationary workers have been fired in DOGE's sweeping remaking of the government. A few federal agencies have called their people back, but most are still not working.

Zoom out: The order is effective immediately, ruled Judge William Alsup, a Clinton appointee who presides in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.

• Alsup said the Office of Personnel Management's order and the firing process was basically a "sham," noting that some probationary workers had been told that they were fired based on their performance.
• "It is sad, a sad day," said Alsup. "Our government would fire some good employee, and say it was based on performance. When they know good and well, that's a lie."

Zoom in: The agencies ordered to re-hire workers include the Department of Agriculture, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, Department of the Interior, Department of Treasury, and Veterans Affairs.

• Notably the Treasury Department includes the IRS. The tax agency has been hit hard by job cuts in recent weeks.

The big picture: The order comes just as agencies are set to undertake even more firings, or "reduction in force" in federal jargon.

• These reduction memos from each agency are due Thursday and are expected to detail as many as 250,000 job cuts.
• Alsup's decision comes on top of a ruling last week from the Merit Systems Protections Board, a federal agency that reviews worker complaints, ordering the reinstatement of 6,000 workers at the USDA.
• Those employees aren't yet working in their former roles, but are now on paid leave, the unions' lawyer Kelsey Helland said Thursday.

Where it stands: In his ruling, Alsup made clear that it is within an agency's right to conduct a reduction in force, as long as it complies with the law.

• "This case is really an attempt to do a reduction in force, but to force it through the OPM," Alsup said.

OPM argued that it did not order these firings — but the judge read from agency letters that made clear that the firings had been ordered by OPM.

• He also pointed to the firing of an employee of the U.S. Forest Service, who had just months earlier received a positive performance review but was told in her termination letter that she was being fired due to poor performance.
• The firing process, he said, "was a sham in order to try to avoid statutory requirements."

[11_MohanReddy]

Damn

[Mancode]

No, we dont need deep state anna

US bueracracy is so flawed that they denied GC to musk., that many regulations  and  bs rules are there 

[r2d2]

don't fall for that deep state BS.. yes, clean up / wastage reduction/ fraud detection & prevention are all very much needed.. do it the right way.. why this mad rush of EOs and court drama..

this DOGE is a bigger waste..

[Mancode]

8 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

don't fall for that deep state BS.. yes, clean up / wastage reduction/ fraud detection & prevention are all very much needed.. do it the right way.. why this mad rush of EOs and court drama..

this DOGE is a bigger waste..

congress has to do it, why didnt they do anything musk did before?

they should grateful for ,musk, who is doing their work