Itaquaquecetuba suspends loan agreement with Banco Master after investigation by the Federal Police
The city of Itaquaquecetuba has suspended its agreement allowing municipal employees to secure loans through Banco Master amid a Federal Police investigation into potential fraud.
Conservative MP searches for βantifaβ in federal government, Canadian Armed Forces
A Conservative MP in Canada is seeking to identify any federal employees or members of the Canadian Armed Forces who support the 'antifa' movement.
Super salaries and perks need to come to an end
The article discusses the issue of exorbitant salaries and illegal perks received by some federal employees in Brazil, highlighting a broader problem of mismanagement of public money.
Etec Employees Dismissed After Investigation into Misappropriation of Cell Phones Donated by the Federal Revenue
Etec officials in Brazil were suspended following an investigation into the misappropriation of federal cell phone donations.
Suspects of leaking sensitive data from the STF avoid commenting on the investigation
Four employees of the Federal Revenue suspected of illegally accessing and leaking sensitive data of Supreme Federal Court ministers have chosen not to comment on the investigation.
Auditor confirmed accessing data of relative of Gilmar Mendes, says Unafisco president
An auditor from Brazil's Federal Revenue accessed data related to a relative of Supreme Court Justice Gilmar Mendes, leading to an investigation of public employees for alleged data leaks.
Lula vetoes super-salaries in the Chamber, Senate, and TCU
Brazilian President Lula has partially vetoed laws that would increase salaries for employees in the Chamber of Deputies, Senate, and the Federal Court of Accounts by approximately 9%.
PF investigates leak of data from STF ministers; operation targets Federal Revenue employees
The Federal Police of Brazil has launched an operation against public servants for allegedly leaking confidential data of Supreme Court ministers and their relatives.
They asked for a federal judge accused of threatening and harassing court employees to go to trial
Federal prosecutors in La Pampa have requested that Judge Pablo DΓaz Lacava be tried for threats and workplace harassment against court staff in a case involving gender-based violence.
Sur Finanzas: four employees arrested for deleting and hiding evidence are released
Four employees of Sur Finanzas, detained for deleting and hiding evidence in a money laundering case, have been released after being interrogated by a federal judge.
Former anti-corruption chief steals memory containing 8 million asset declarations of federal employees
Nancy Camacho, the former head of the National Anti-Corruption System, left her position unlawfully with a USB containing sensitive asset declaration data.
Post Office has failed to pay R$ 3.7 billion to suppliers, employees, and taxes
Brazil's Post Office has accumulated R$ 3.7 billion in unpaid obligations to suppliers, pension funds, employee health plans, and federal taxes due to ongoing financial crises.
Criminals who invaded agency through the ceiling and held employees during robbery are targets of the Federal Police in Rio Preto
Armed criminals who executed a million-dollar bank robbery in Monte Alto, Brazil, are being targeted by the Federal Police in SΓ£o JosΓ© do Rio Preto.
Man arrested for making death and rape threats to newspaper staff
A 21-year-old man was arrested for sending death and rape threats to employees of a newspaper in the Federal District of Brazil.
Trump seeks to obstruct the reinstatement of dismissed employees
The Trump administration is aiming to limit legal avenues available to dismissed federal employees seeking to reclaim their jobs.
βDoesnβt make senseβ: Union files labour complaint over federal 4-day in-office mandate
The Public Service Alliance of Canada has filed a complaint against the federal government's new requirement for some employees to work in-office up to four days a week, arguing that it undermines the benefits of remote work.
It's about to get easier for Trump to fire federal workers
Starting March 9, President Trump will be able to convert federal employees into at-will employees, allowing him to fire them at his discretion, as a plan he proposed in 2020 comes into effect despite widespread opposition.
"Absolutely irresponsible" β Thousands of federal apartments are vacant
A report reveals that around nine percent of federal apartments managed for government employees are currently unoccupied, raising concerns from The Left party amid a tense rental market.
USA: The Trump government makes it easier to fire federal public employees
The largest union of federal public employees has condemned the Trump administration's recent decision to ease the process of firing federal workers.
Reform or Control? Trump Expands Authority over 50,000 Federal Employees
The U.S. government announced that President Donald Trump's administration has completed a comprehensive reform of the civil service system, granting him broad powers to hire and fire an estimated 50,000 federal employees.
Trump administration issues rule that makes it easier to fire federal workers
The Trump administration has issued a new rule allowing the president to more easily fire up to 50,000 federal employees by stripping them of certain job protections.
Investigation of Nike's DEI practices could have major nationwide impact on hiring, says Alan Dershowitz
Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz stated that the federal investigation into Nike's diversity, equity, and inclusion practices, which allegedly discriminate against White employees, could significantly influence hiring practices across the nation.
Major reform of the U.S. civil service system. Donald Trump tightens control
The Trump administration has finalized a significant reform of the U.S. civil service system, fulfilling an election promise to remove job protections for federal employees deemed to influence government policy.
Trump administration finalizes change allowing the dismissal of 50,000 career civil servants
The Trump administration has completed a reform of the U.S. civil service system, allowing the president to hire and fire approximately 50,000 federal career employees.
Trump: Facilitates the layoffs of 50,000 permanent federal employees
The Trump administration plans to ease disciplinary actions and potential layoffs of senior career officials across the government, affecting approximately 50,000 federal employees.
Nike accused of discrimination - the corporation discriminates against white men
The federal agency fighting workplace discrimination in the USA is targeting Nike, accusing the corporate giant of discriminating against white employees.
Nike faces federal probe over allegations of discrimination against white workers
Nike is under investigation by the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for allegedly discriminating against white employees through its diversity policies.
Nike is investigated for alleged discrimination against white workers, says agency
Nike is under investigation by a federal agency in the United States for suspected racial discrimination against white employees, according to court documents released on Wednesday.
After Deadly Shootings in the USA: Federal Employees in Minneapolis Get Body Cameras
Following deadly shootings, all federal employees in Minneapolis have been equipped with body cameras in response to demands from Democrats.
Liveblog USA under Trump: Federal Employees in Minneapolis Get Body Cameras
All immigration agency employees in Minneapolis received body cameras effective immediately, as announced by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, following recent fatal shootings.
Doge cuts cost US taxpayers $10bn to cover workersβ paid leave, analysis finds
A new analysis estimates that the Trump administration's policy led to $10 billion in taxpayer costs for paid leave, affecting 154,000 federal employees.
Minnesota hotel removed from approved federal lodging list after allegedly refusing to accommodate ICE agents
The Hampton Inn Lakeville in Minnesota has been removed from the GSA's approved lodging list for federal employees after refusing to host ICE agents.
Taxpayers could foot 'historically unusual' pension for Biden, report finds
A report indicates that former President Joe Biden could receive up to a $417,000 pension funded by taxpayers, which exceeds both his presidential salary and the pensions of previous presidents due to his long federal service.
"Sad Record Year" β Five Attacks per Day Against Railways and Federal Police
New figures show a shocking increase in aggression towards railway staff, with nearly 3000 employees threatened or physically attacked by October 2025, prompting calls for better protection measures.
US federal employees file complaint against ban on gender-affirming care
Federal employees are challenging a new Trump administration policy that removes coverage for gender-affirming care under federal health insurance programs.