Trump Administration Agrees Not to Fire More CFPB Staff for Now, Court Order Says
President Donald Trump's administration has temporarily agreed not to fire any more staff at the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, according to a court order issued on Friday, offering workers there an 11th-hour reprieve ahead of feared mass layoffs.
A judge said in a ruling Friday that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could not terminate employees without cause, ...
The former chief technologist at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warns that twelve years of critical records could ...
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Lawyers representing the acting director of the CFPB reached an agreement during a court conference Friday to temporarily ...
Around 20 technologists at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau were fired on Thursday evening, gutting a team that ...
The bureau terminated roughly 70 to 100 term employees Thursday. An amended complaint asserts there's more to come — and that ...
A federal judge on Friday ordered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to delay the deletion of data after the agency’s ...
Nearly 400 videos that were posted on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s YouTube page have been removed, as the Trump ...
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