The Merit Systems Protection Board has ruled to temporarily reinstate six federal workers fired under the Trump administration, with the decision effective until April 10. This allows the Office of Special Counsel to investigate their complaints further. The board found sufficient grounds to believe that prohibited personnel practices occurred across six different agencies. This ruling could set a precedent for restoring jobs for many other employees who were terminated while on probationary status. Moreover, attorneys representing these workers aim for broader restoration across the federal workforce.
The Merit Systems Protection Board's decision to temporarily reinstate six fired federal workers may lead to broader job restoration for thousands affected by Trump's administration.
The board found reasonable grounds that the six different federal agencies engaged in prohibited personnel practices, as highlighted by member Raymond A. Limon.
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