What pattern of unjustified firings is happening across U.S. government departments?
Across multiple federal agencies including the National Nuclear Security Administration, USDA, Department of Education, Forest Service, VA, Small Business Administration, and Department of Transportation, employees are being terminated for alleged poor performance despite having no evidence in their review histories to support such claims. NBC News investigated documentation showing that many fired employees had actually received 'exceptional performance reviews' shortly before dismissal. This troubling pattern raises significant concerns about accountability and proper oversight in crucial government departments responsible for national security, public health, and essential services.
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Pattern of Unjustified Firings Across Government Departments
MSNBC·7 months ago
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