Trump Administration Fires, Then Rescinds Firing of Nuclear Weapons Workers
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The Trump Administration's decision to terminate up to 350 employees in the National Nuclear Security Administration was abruptly reversed, leaving many confused. These layoffs sparked concerns among experts regarding the safety and security of nuclear programs. The Pantex Plant, responsible for reassembling warheads, faced significant layoffs, impacting vital roles with high security clearances. Critics, including Daryl Kimball, argue the cuts reflect a lack of understanding about the Department of Energy's responsibilities, especially concerning nuclear weapons. A memo from acting director Teresa Robbins rescinded the firings for all but 28 employees.
The DOGE people are coming in with absolutely no knowledge of what these departments are responsible for... They don't seem to realize that it's actually the department of nuclear weapons more than it is the Department of Energy.
Teresa Robbins issued a memo rescinding the firings for all but 28 of those hundreds of fired staff members, serving as formal notification that the termination decision has been rescinded, effective immediately.
Read at time.com
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