Federal Government Layoffs Tracker 2025
DOGE made layoffs and budget cuts in Arizona. Here's how it impacts the state
Here’s what we know about DOGE cuts in Arizona. Arizona has 34,000 workers who could be impacted by the DOGE cuts, according to the Congressional Research Service. They represent roughly 2% of the civilian federal workers who are employed across every state and territory.
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Alexander Simonpour is at least the fourth Tesla employee to be connected with the White House's headcount-slashing ...
It's too soon to say how the firings will affect aviation safety, but because they did not, at least initially, impact ...
The plans for an impending reduction come after a federal judge on Thursday ordered multiple agencies to reinstate thousands ...
American job openings increased in January, offering a brief sign of stability as the economy's direction remains ...
An unofficial but closely watched measure of the U.S. labor market's health found February had the most layoff announcements ...
A new wave of cuts targeting career government workers has begun after Trump ordered federal agencies on February 26 to ...
The number of publicly announced layoffs in the U.S. jumped in February to the highest level since the pandemic 4 1/2 years ...
McLaurine Pinover, a spokesperson for the Office of Personnel Management, defended DOGE's mass firings as a way to boost ...
A judge ordered President Donald Trump's DOGE to release documents about its recommendations to dismantle federal agencies ...
The rally was one of two held in San Luis Obispo County on Friday in conjunction with nationwide marches and protests against layoffs at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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