Federal Court Blocks Trump’s Efforts to End Union Rights for Government Employees
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A federal judge has blocked President Trump's attempt to end collective bargaining rights for over a million federal employees, citing potential First Amendment violations and the unions' claims of retaliation, with the case pending further litigation.
Topics:nation#collective-bargaining#court-ruling#federal-workers#politics#trump-executive-order#union-rights
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