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Trump Departs DC Without Carrying Out Order To Make Federal Workers Easier To Fire


January 20, 2021 9:31 a.m.
As the President boarded the plane for Florida Wednesday morning, bidding farewell to his presidency in a brief speech at Joint Base Andrews, it appeared his administration had failed to carry out one of the most ambitious but under-the-radar power grabs the federal government had seen in years.
In October, two weeks before Election Day, the President signed an executive order creating a new tier of the civil service — called “Schedule F” — that would make a broad swath of workers on the federal payroll much easier to fire. 
Those employees designated as Schedule F would have been more like the political appointees that cycle in and out of the government with each administration — subject to political pressure and stripped of certain job protections guaranteed to protected government workers. The number of Schedule F employees could have reached into the thousands or tens of thousands, and the execution of the order would have set the stage for a hugely consequential legal battle over the government’s personnel practices. 

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