A federal appeals court has revived a Trump executive order targeting federal worker unions, potentially impacting their operations and bargaining power.
A federal appeals court has lifted a block on a Trump-era executive order that targeted federal worker unions. The ruling allows the government to implement stricter regulations on union activities within federal agencies.
This decision reverses a lower court's injunction, potentially impacting the power and operations of federal employee unions across the country.
The executive order had faced legal challenges, with unions arguing that it infringed on their collective bargaining rights and ability to represent their members effectively.
The Justice Department defended the executive order as a measure to ensure efficient government operations.
The outcome of this legal battle could reshape the relationship between the federal government and its workforce.