The Trump administration's request for data on resources spent on union matters among federal employees raises concerns about potential cuts to union representation. Union leaders fear the memo signifies a move to reduce the time federal employees can engage in union activities, sparking reactions and debates about the implications for federal workforce rights.

Federal workers will receive an email from their agencies asking to detail their accomplishments from the past week, following meetings with the Office of Personnel Management.

A federal judge is assessing a lawsuit by labor unions against the Trump administration's mass firings of probationary federal employees, questioning the legality of the firings directed by the Office of Personnel Management.

A federal judge ordered the Office of Personnel Management to rescind a directive from the Trump administration that called for the mass firing of probationary federal employees, declaring it illegal.

The article discusses the chaos in the federal government since Trump took office, highlighting how Elon Musk's tactics influence federal employee management. Changes instituted by OPM under Trump's direction are facing legal challenges, as unions respond to abrupt employment directives.