April 18, 2025
OPM strips civil service protections through Schedule F executive order
Career civil servants face political loyalty tests
April 18, 2025
Career civil servants face political loyalty tests
Trump signed an order making 50,000+ federal workers "at-will" employees who can be fired without cause - affecting about 2% of all government workers
Workers who advise on policy, analyze data, or help make regulations can lose job protections that have existed for over 100 years
Federal agencies have 90 days to identify which employees will lose protections, with final job changes coming later in 2025
This affects people who process your Social Security claims, inspect your food, manage air traffic control, and handle veterans' medical care
Trump claims he has constitutional authority to override civil service laws without going through normal rulemaking processes
Federal employee unions are suing in multiple courts, arguing this violates workers' constitutional right to due process before being fired
How many federal employees does the Office of Personnel Management estimate will be reclassified under Schedule F?
What term does Trump use to describe federal bureaucrats who resist his policies?
What year did Trump first sign the original Schedule F executive order?
How many days did agencies have to submit initial Schedule F recommendations?
Which conservative organization led Project 2025 that promoted Schedule F?
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