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  • Trump’s edict making 8,000 feds at-will employees draws swift outcry

    06/08/2026 8:53:17 AM PDT · by Eleutheria5 · 24 replies
    Government Executive ^ | 5/6/26 | Erich Wagner
    Organizations representing federal workers and good government advocates were quick to decry President Trump’s move this week to formally strip around 8,000 federal workers of their civil service protections, making them at-will employees, though the exact contours of the initiative’s scope remain unclear. Wednesday’s executive order implements Schedule Policy/Career, a new job category within the excepted service -- formerly known as Schedule F -- designed for career employees in “policy-related” positions who lack the removal protections in Title 5 of the U.S. Code and of the right to appeal adverse personnel actions. Under Office of Personnel Management regulations that took...
  • 'Bob's Burgers' Actor Reportedly Fired After Alleged Capitol Riot Involvement

    12/18/2021 12:51:31 PM PST · by yesthatjallen · 21 replies
    Pop Culture ^ | 12 18 2021 | Michael Hein
    Actor Jay Johnston has reportedly been fired from the cast of Bob's Burgers after it was revealed that he participated in the riot at the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021. Johnston has been the voice of Jimmy Pesto on Bob's Burgers for about a decade now, and is also known for roles on productions like Mr. Show, Arrested Development and Anchorman, among others. On Friday, The Daily Beast reported that Johnston had been "banned" from working on Bob's Burgers. Two sources familiar with the situation at the Fox animated sitcom said that Johnston will not be allowed to...
  • Man fired for buying Harley

    07/26/2005 12:40:20 PM PDT · by wmichgrad · 670 replies · 15,561+ views
    MLive.com ^ | July 26, 2005 | Jon Malavolti
    When Tom Kekoni showed up for work at Babbitt's Sports Center on May 17, he had no idea it would be his last day. That morning, a sales manager approached Kekoni, a 46-year-old certified mechanic, and asked him whether he had made a certain recent purchase. The mechanic acknowledged he had, and the sales manager informed him that he didn't need to punch in for work. Kekoni thought the guy was teasing him. "Too late, I already did," Kekoni responded. A little later, the sales manager again approached Kekoni, asking if he believed him. Kekoni said he did, but he...