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By: Kevin Bogardus, Robin Bravender
The president said the contracts inked late in the Biden administration aimed to tie his hands.
The Trump administration has embarked on an aggressive effort to shrink the federal workforce.
Agreements over telework and remote work could complicate the president’s push to return government staff to the office full time.
The president’s push to downsize the federal workforce and allure more employees into his resignation plan has fostered confusion and fierce pushback.
The foundational guidance on cost-benefit analysis, long targeted by conservatives, was key to aggressive environmental rules, including on climate change.
The president has pushed to return federal employees to the office full time.
Some employees will be able to retire early after the agency lowered limits for age and length of service.
Civil servants were asked to waive rights to legal or other efforts to seek recourse if they agree to the administration’s mass resignation scheme.
Elon Musk has often butted heads with the country’s top environmental agency, and the aide’s presence there may indicate a shake-up is imminent.
The administrator’s speech comes during a tense time at the agency as President Donald Trump has set out to reduce the federal government.
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