Federal health officials have reversed their decision to terminate several scientists at the FDA's food-safety labs, indicating a thorough review to assess the impact of recent workforce cuts. With approximately 3,500 FDA jobs eliminated under the Trump administration, this move raises concerns about food safety and product compliance. The reinstated scientists were previously fired due to erroneous job classification codes, contradicting claims made by FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary, who announced no cuts had occurred. The reinstatement highlights ongoing inefficiencies and serious implications for health and safety oversight.
Federal health officials have reversed the decision to fire scientists at the FDA's food-safety labs and are reviewing other critical position cuts.
The rehires come amid confusion over statements from FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary, who denied any cuts occurred, even as layoffs happened.
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