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  • Trump administration directs agencies to fire recent hires en masse - February 14, 2025
  • Thousands of employees were already let go as of Thursday, a number that is expected to skyrocket in the coming days.

    Eric Katz, Government Executive

    The Trump administration is moving to aggressively fire nearly all recent hires still in their probationary periods, a move that could lead to the dismissal of hundreds of thousands of staff.

    The Office of Personnel Management has instructed agencies across government to terminate employees in their probationary periods—typically those who were hired into government for within the last one or two years, depending on their hiring mechanism—while allowing for limited exceptions, according to a source familiar with the directive. OPM previously asked agencies to compile lists of their probationary period employees and in some cases federal offices sent warnings that firings may be imminent.

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