In a decisive turn, the administration of President Donald Trump has reinstated the layoffs of hundreds of federal employees. The decision to reinstate mass layoffs was made after Biden became president and canceled the distribution of Trump’s reinstatement action. Notably, the practice of eliminating redundant workspaces before the end of a president's term is common, and Trump also employed this to reduce the workforce. Thus, the new decision by the administration is viewed as friendly to the workers and aimed at ensuring the continuity of the functions of federal agencies. Currently, federal agencies will continue to operate in a state mode, and employees will not be laid off en masse. Federal employees strive to understand how sustainable this decision will be in the future and how it will affect the evolution of events in the context of changes in the political landscape.
