Local labor organizers celebrated a joint auto workers voting viewing party in Chattanooga, Tennessee on April 19, 2024. More than 51% of workers voted that UAW won the right to form a union in the factory.
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Five unions sued the Trump administration on Wednesday in an attempt to stop their so-called mass shooting of hundreds of thousands of federal employees, resisting pressure to accept the acquisition.
In a complaint filed in a federal court in Washington, D.C., the union accused the White House and others in the executive branch of undermining Congress’ role in creating and funding the federal workforce, violating the separation of power principles.
Plaintiffs include United Auto Workers, National Finance Ministry Employee Union, National Federation of Federal Employees, International Association of Mechanics and Aerospace Workers, and International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers.
Including Trump, head of the agency, the Department of Defense, the IRS and the Consumer Financial Protection Agency, and the acting director of the Office of Personnel Management, including Trump, including ten defendants.
Last week, some unions Prosecution The Trump administration blocks the acquisition. U.S. District Judge George O’Toole retained on Monday A block of the acquisition plan For federal employees, he believes it has been imposed for a long time.
The decision prevented Trump’s administration from currently executing the acquisition plan, thus temporarily winning unions that were completely blocking the plan.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, Trump order The U.S. agency works closely with billionaire Elon Musk’s government efficiency ministry to identify federal employees who can be fired.
