Letters to the Editor, March 14
The termination letters the Trump administration sent to destroy 90% of USAID awards ended with the same stinging sign-off.
Letters to the Editor: Examining the two strains of Trump Derangement Syndrome
Trump Derangement Syndrome has 2 unequal strains. Recent letters have been diagnosing Democrats with Trump Derangement ...
'It's a lie': Federal workers incensed by performance language in termination letters
Letters sent to federal workers say they are being terminated "based on your performance." But workers told USA TODAY they ...
Termination Letters issued to striking Corrections Officers
First came a state threat to revoke health care benefits to corrections officers taking part in a wildcat strike. Then came a ...
N.Y. sends termination letters to 2,000 prison guards who refuse to work after strike
“Termination letters have been sent to over 2,000 officers who remained on strike. Officers and sergeants who did not have ...
Superior assessor resigns, city rescinds termination
Former City Assessor Terry Johnson resigned his post, effectively ending city officials' plans to terminate the embattled city assessor's employment. Johnson came under fire after the city, typically ...
Trump-era resignation letters take center stage: ‘We will not falter’
A wave of federal government firings and resignations since President Donald Trump took office means colorful departure ...
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2,000 workers receive termination letters as New York prison strike ends after three weeks
The New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision announced Monday the end of an illegal prison strike ...
Letters to the editor: Chinese company orders its employees to get married or face termination
Readers write in from Noida, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Mumbai, Calcutta, Patiala, Bengaluru, Siliguri, and West Midnapore ...
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'It's a lie': Federal workers incensed by performance language in termination letters
Federal employees reeling from a wave of firings that began last week have focused on language in their termination letters targeting their “performance” as particularly upsetting. USA TODAY ...