First on the fox: president Donald Trump It is expected to sign a memorandum on Friday to submit the collective negotiating agreements (CBA), former President Joe Biden, who started into effect before leaving the position, according to Fox News Digital.
The president's memo will direct federal agencies to reject the last minute Collective negotiation agreements The Biden Administration, which White House officials said was designed to “restrict” the Trump administration of government reform.
President Donald Trump's memo will direct federal agencies to reject collective negotiation agreements at the last minute issued by the Biden Administration. (Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)
The memorandum prohibits the agencies from concluding new collective compromise agreements within 30 days of the president's term. It also directs the agency's heads to reject any collective negotiation agreements Biden put Through the last 30 days of his mandate.
The White House said that the collective negotiation agreements that were enacted before that time period will remain valid, while the Trump administration “is negotiating a better deal for the American people.”
In December 2024, the Commissioner for Social Security Administration in Biden, Martin Omali, reached an agreement with the American Federation of Government Employees to ensure that the agency's 42,000 employees will not have to work in his position during the Trump administration.
At the time, President Joe Biden will meet with President -elect Donald Trump at the White House in Washington, DC, in November 2024. (Evan Fuction/Associated Press)
The White House told the Fox News Digital that the new policy “guarantees that the American people get the policies they voted on, rather than being stuck in the insecure and inception policies that were rejected in the ballot box.”
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“The outgoing Biden administration negotiated the lame, the multi-year collective negotiation agreements-during the week before the opening-in an attempt to link the hands of the incoming Trump administration,” a fact that the White House newspaper on the memorandum obtained by Fox News.
The White House referred to the agreement of the Ministry of Education of the Biden Administration, which prohibited the return of employees from the remote and the Biden Committee for Small Business and the Federal Trade Committee.
President Donald Trump's new memorandum also aims to ensure that federal government agencies work under similar rules as unions in the private sector and employers. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
“This CBAS is trying to prevent President Trump from carrying out his promises to the American people, such as the return of federal employees to the office to make the government operate more efficiently,” says the fact newspaper. “President Biden's term ended on January 20. Under this memorandum, he and the future presidents cannot rule agencies after leaving his position by imprisoning CBA at the last minute.”
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The new memorandum of the president also aims to ensure that federal government agencies work under similar bases as unions in the private sector and employers.
The memorandum comes after directing the White House employee management office (OPM), agency heads and department heads to notify the employees by returning the new to the personal work order. This request requires employees to work full time in the office unless it is exempted due to disability or qualified medical conditions.
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In addition, OPM sent e -mail messages this week to the full federal workforce that provides the resignation option with full fee and benefits until September 30 if they do not want to return to the office. These workers have until February 6 to make a decision.
Includes federal workers who have not obtained this option of postal workers, military immigration officials, some national security officials and any positions who decide to go out.
