OPM instructs agencies to terminate union contracts potentially in violation of court orders

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OPM instructs agencies to terminate union contracts potentially in violation of court orders

A smattering of agencies implicated in President Trump’s executive orders barring labor representation for two-thirds of the federal workforce had held off on formally terminating their collective bargaining agreements due to injunctions barring the edicts’ implementation.


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