The Pentagon is looking to cut about 5,400 probationary workers starting this week; Why the U.S. is falling behind its enemies in cyberspace
The Pentagon said it would start this week to fire probationary employees as part of a large cutting of its civilian workforce. And, Gen. Paul Nakasone explains that the U.S. is falling behind its adversaries in cyberspace.
Pentagon says it will start firing 5,400 probationary civilian employees next week
The Pentagon said on Friday it would start firing about 5,400 civilian employees who were on probation, the first moves by President Donald Trump's administration at the department to make good on its promise to reduce the federal workforce.
The military's services handed in lists of the employees hired within the last year to the Trump administration.
The Department of Defense expects to lay off more than 5,000 probationary employees starting next week, as the department ...
The Pentagon announced Friday it plans to ultimately fire five to eight percent of the military’s approximately 950,000 ...
"Those who we need, who are the best and brightest, are going to stay. Those who are under performers — won't," said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
The Pentagon seeks to cut more than 5,000 civilian employees on probation status beginning next week in a bid to eventually ...
The Pentagon said on Friday that it would fire 5,400 civilian probationary workers starting this week in the first of what is likely to be a wave of larger dismissals at the Defense Department. NYT ...
KOCO 5 has been working to confirm rumors of layoffs since last week as Tinker Air Force Base braces for layoffs. Officials ...
The massive round of firings is part of an "initial effort" to cut the Defense Department's civilian workforce by 5% to 8% ...
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