After lawmakers reached a deal to end the longest federal shutdown in U.S. history, hundreds of thousands of government workers who haven't been paid are wondering when their paychecks could finally arrive. CBS News' Lindsey Reiser breaks down when each federal department and administration can expect to have their next pay day. | CBS News
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After lawmakers reached a deal to end the longest federal shutdown in U.S. history, hundreds of thousands of government workers who haven't been paid are wondering when their paychecks could finally arrive. CBS News' Lindsey Reiser breaks down when each federal department and administration can expect to have their next pay day. | CBS News
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The Trump administration has begun what it is calling “substantial” layoffs of federal workers after threatening to fire thousands over the government shutdown. | NBC News
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The Trump administration has begun what it is calling “substantial” layoffs of federal workers after threatening to fire thousands over the government shutdown. | NBC News
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Federal workers told News4 how tough it’s been to not get paid but still need to pay their bills. Some wanted to show their faces on camera, and some did not. One federal employee said she was dismayed to need to ask for help for the first time. http://nbc4dc.com/npdAT89 | NBC Washington
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Federal workers told News4 how tough it’s been to not get paid but still need to pay their bills. Some wanted to show their faces on camera, and some did not. One federal employee said she was dismayed to need to ask for help for the first time. http://nbc4dc.com/npdAT89 | NBC Washington
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Federal workers are feeling a mix of relief and frustration as the longest government shutdown in U.S. history comes to an end. Here's what they told us about their feelings as they returned to work on Thursday. #governmentshutdown #washingtondc #federalworkers | NBC Washington
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Federal workers are feeling a mix of relief and frustration as the longest government shutdown in U.S. history comes to an end. Here's what they told us about their feelings as they returned to work on Thursday. #governmentshutdown #washingtondc #federalworkers | NBC Washington
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When asked if the Trump administration will guarantee that all furloughed workers during the government shutdown will get back pay, White House Press Sec. Karoline Leavitt said, “This is something we are very much open to discussing with Democrats.” “I won’t get ahead of those negotiations or discussions,” Leavitt said. According to the Bipartisan Policy Center’s analysis of daily Treasury statements and the center’s own workforce estimates, at least 670,000 federal employees are furloughed. The
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When asked if the Trump administration will guarantee that all furloughed workers during the government shutdown will get back pay, White House Press Sec. Karoline Leavitt said, “This is something we are very much open to discussing with Democrats.” “I won’t get ahead of those negotiations or discussions,” Leavitt said. According to the Bipartisan Policy Center’s analysis of daily Treasury statements and the center’s own workforce estimates, at least 670,000 federal employees are furloughed. The
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President Trump outlined his proposed retirement plan changes, pledging that all American workers would receive the same type of plan offered to federal employees — with the government matching up to $1,000 a year. Follow live updates: https://abc7news.com/live-updates/18639619/ | ABC7 News
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President Trump outlined his proposed retirement plan changes, pledging that all American workers would receive the same type of plan offered to federal employees — with the government matching up to $1,000 a year. Follow live updates: https://abc7news.com/live-updates/18639619/ | ABC7 News
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Some federal workers say this government shutdown feels different than ones they’ve experienced in the past, partly because of the changes to federal agencies that have been going on since President Donald Trump took office in January. | NBC News
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Some federal workers say this government shutdown feels different than ones they’ve experienced in the past, partly because of the changes to federal agencies that have been going on since President Donald Trump took office in January. | NBC News
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President Trump outlined his proposed retirement plan changes, pledging that all American workers would receive the same type of plan offered to federal employees — with the government matching up to $1,000 a year. | ABC7NY
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TSA agents and other federal workers working without pay during the government shutdown attend a food drive in South Florida as they struggle to make ends meet without their paychecks. NBC News’ George Solis reports from Homestead. | NBC News
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The Government has abandoned plans to give workers protection against unfair dismissal from day one of their employment. The qualifying period will be reduced from two years to six months, in order to get their whole package of employment rights through parliament. Day one rights to sick pay and paternity leave are still part of that bill. #Politics #Government #UK #News #Channel4News | Channel 4 News
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Maryland leaders bashed the Trump administration Wednesday after newly released data showed the state saw more federal workers fired than anywhere else in the country; https://www.wbaltv.com/article/maryland-elected-leaders-bash-trump-cutting-federal-jobs/69938244 | WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore
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As the government shutdown continues and SNAP benefits are suspended, federal employees, many who are still reporting to work without pay, are turning to food banks to help make ends meet. CNN's Leigh Waldman reports from a food bank in Queens, New York. | CNN
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As a result of the government shutdown more than 500,000 federal workers are missing their first full paycheck on Friday. Several states are warning they will be forced to suspend SNAP benefits come Nov. 1. https://abcnews.visitlink.me/4WoF_2 | ABC News
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Capital Area Food Bank distributed canned and dry goods to over 370 households of federal employees and contractors on Tuesday – they had been expecting around 150 people. The event was hosted by No Limits Outreach Ministries in Landover, Maryland, and employees were required to present a government work ID to receive food. Read more: https://cnn.it/3KZAATn | CNN
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Ava's Cuisine and Catering will be giving out 200 free meals to federal workers and SNAP and WIC recipients on Monday. | WFMY News 2
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The Trump administration has threatened mass layoffs of some federal workers during the shutdown. Vice President JD Vance to ABC News' Mary Bruce when asked about how the shutdown will affect workers: "We haven't made any final decisions about what we're going to do." https://abcnewslive.visitlink.me/2t9tMv | ABC News Live
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Trump's pledge to "take care of" federal workers could mean anything from murder to giving them a happy ending | The Daily Show
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President Trump said “some” furloughed federal workers “don’t deserve” back pay after the government shutdown is over. "I would say it depends on who we're talking about," the president said, when a reporter asked during Trump’s Oval Office meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney whether it's the position of the White House that furloughed federal workers will receive back pay. When later asked why he said some furloughed federal workers should not get back pay and whether he would defy
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Federal employees in Alabama have lost an average of $10,713 due to the shutdown, with 41,319 federal workers in the state, study finds. Federal employees would normally receive back pay once the government reopens, but President Trump has threatened that some may not this time because they “don’t deserve” it. Washington D.C. has the highest paycheck losses, followed by Virginia, Maryland, and New Jersey, while states like Wyoming and Montana have the fewest federal workers impacted. Reporting b
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TSA agents and other federal workers working without pay during the government shutdown attend a food drive in South Florida as they struggle to make ends meet without their paychecks. NBC News’ George Solis reports from Homestead. | NBC News
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