Federal court today ordered six US ministries to re -establish thousands of workers fired by the Donald Trump government, US media reports. Judge William Alsap had already ordered, on February 27, to annul the mass redundancies of workers who were in a trial period and those who were recently hired or received. Analyzing his rationale today in the San Francisco federal court, Alsap said that the justification of mass redundancies due to the “poor performance” of workers is a “pretext” for “bypassing their legal obligations” by services. The redundancies are disputed in the courts by unions and other workers’ associations. It was for thousands of people because, even after a long term in the public, a worker who takes up a new position is considered to be in a “test period” for one or two years. President Donald Trump had promised to reduce the size of the federal state and limit his spending. For this purpose he appointed him […]
Source: News Beast
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