With judge’s restraining order, DOE staffers being reinstated

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy and its Office of Environmental Management is rehiring many probationary employees laid off in recent government downsizing by the Donald Trump administration, sources said this week. DOE and Environmental Management did not immediately…

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