U.S. Judge Blocks Trump's Attempt to Abolish Federal Employees' Collective Bargaining Rights
A U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked Trump's attempt to abolish federal employees' collective bargaining rights. The National Treasury Employees Union stated that Trump's executive order to revoke collective bargaining agreements for federal departments relieved more than a dozen federal agencies of the obligation to negotiate with unions, violating federal employees' labor rights and the United States Constitution.
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