The Trump administration is facing legal challenges over its efforts to curtail federal employee unions' negotiating rights under the guise of national security, potentially weakening public services and worker protections.
A union, IFPTE, challenges Trump's executive order restricting federal employees' bargaining rights, citing national security concerns and First/Fifth Amendment violations. The lawsuit targets Defense Secretary Hegseth's implementation.
APWU union validates agreement amid postal rate hike concerns under new management. Stakeholders challenge DeJoy's plan for USPS sustainability. Solidarity and unity of employee key.
A legal battle unfolds as TSA unions challenge Homeland Security's ban on collective bargaining, citing First Amendment violations and retaliatory actions against unions opposing administration policies.
A judge blocked Trump's order limiting collective bargaining rights for federal employees, siding with unions. The order, citing national security, faced legal challenges over its scope and impact on labor rights.
