CFPB workers receive mass dismissal opinions

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) sends mass dismissal opinions which seem to contempt for an order of the court blocking other layoffs following cuts induced by DOGE.

“I regret informing you that you are assigned by a reduction in force action (RIF),” explains an opinion examined by The penis This was sent by the acting director of the CFPB, Russell Vought, to an employee of the agency. “This RIF action is necessary to restructure the operations of the office to better reflect the priorities and the mission of the agency.” Access to CFPB systems will be cut after Friday, and employees will be placed on administrative leave until their official end date, the opinion indicates.

Renard business report that About 1,500 workers will receive RIF opinions through the basic functions, based on an anonymous source. Thursday evening, the chief legal director of the CFPB, Mark Paoletta, sent an opinion of the supervision and the priority of application of the agency which declared that the CFPB “would distance the resources of the application and the supervision which can be carried out by the States” and would cancel the prior priority and supervision documents, and priority documents ,,, The Wall Street Journal reported.

In March, An ordered federal judge Trump administration not “End to any CFPB employee, with the exception of the cause linked to the performance or driving of the individual employee; And defendants must not present any notice of reduction of force to any employee of the CFPB. ” A call court order This month partially suspended this part of the injunction, but only to the extent that it would prevent the CFPB from delivering a RIF that the agency determined “after a particular evaluation, as useless in the exercise of the statutory functions of the defendants”.