Federal Workers Sue Over Policy

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Federal workers

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Federal workers are challenging the government’s policy of firing employees if they don’t respond to an email demanding to know what they did last week

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Federal workers are challenging a government agency's policy in a newly amended lawsuit filed on Sunday .

The Office of Personnel Management asked federal workers across all government agencies on Saturday to reply with approximately five bullet points stating what they accomplished last week .

Union leaders are now asking the court to pause the federal firings and the “What did you do last week ” policy.

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