Courtney Rozen
Federal Workforce and Government Efficiency Reporter at Bloomberg Law
I quit Twitter. Find me on LinkedIn and Instagram. Writing about the White House and domestic policy @BGOV. @americanu alumna. She/her.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Courtney Rozen
A Richmond, Va.-based federal appeals court Tuesday questioned whether states have standing to challenge the federal government’s firing of nearly 25,000 employees new to their roles. A three-judge panel at the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit asked the states to list “concrete” ways the Trump administration’s dismissals of public workers harmed them, apart from the damage done to dismissed employees. Judges J.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Courtney Rozen |Jay-Anne Casuga
The Trump administration wants to make it easier for supervisors in the federal workforce to dismiss probationary employees after a federal judge blasted agencies for firing tens of thousands of those workers for poor “performance.”Fired probationary employees, people who are new to their position, reported receiving identical letters in February stating performance was to blame for their termination, regardless of previous praise from their bosses.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Courtney Rozen |Austin R. Ramsey
The Trump administration wants to make it easier for supervisors in the federal workforce to dismiss probationary employees after a federal judge blasted agencies for firing tens of thousands of those workers for poor “performance.”Fired probationary employees, people who are new to their position, reported receiving identical letters in February stating performance was to blame for their termination, regardless of previous praise from their bosses.
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flipboard.com | Courtney Rozen
4 hours agoArmy plans for a potential parade on Trump's birthday call for 6,600 soldiers, AP learnsWASHINGTON (AP) — Detailed Army plans for a potential military parade on President Donald Trump’s birthday in June call for more than 6,600 soldiers, at least 150 vehicles, 50 helicopters, seven bands and possibly a couple thousand civilians, The Associated Press has learned.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Courtney Rozen
Daily Labor Report ®EmailMay 1, 2025, 7:51 PM UTCThe Trump administration must continue to recognize collecting bargaining rights for hundreds of thousands of federal employees while it appeals a court loss. Judge Paul Friedman of the US District Court for the District of Columbia denied on Thursday the government’s bid to stay his April 25 preliminary injunction, which temporarily barred agencies from stripping employees of their collective bargaining rights.
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