The Trump administration is looking to alter both the latitude and method for probationary federal employees to appeal an agency’s decision to fire them.

President Donald Trump's administration is targeting the federal workforce to cut back on costs, and employees within their probationary period may be the first to go. Trump's Department of Government ...

WASHINGTON ― Tens of thousands of federal government probationary workers fired in recent weeks as part of President Donald Trump's sweeping cuts to the federal workforce must be reinstated ...

Most probationary employees have limited rights to appeal dismissals, but union heads have vowed to challenge the mass firings in court. The largest union representing federal workers has also ...

Giving an employee a probationary period has advantages. It allows them to achieve more and offers the company a chance to see if training is necessary.

A federal appeals court ruled against the Trump administration Monday over thousands of fired civil servants, leaving a lower court order in place that directs the Trump administration to rehire ...

Teaching assistants, clerical staff and some other groups of school system employees will have to wait nearly six months before being offered a permanent position with full benefits, nearly doubling ...

Thousands of federal workers have been fired across multiple federal agencies. The layoffs target probationary workers, who typically have been in a role for less than two years. It comes as the Trump ...

The Internal Revenue Service didn't follow its own internal procedures when terminating thousands of probationary employees nor consider their individual performance, according to a new report. The ...