Consumer Financial Protection Bureau laid off 70 to 100 term employees Thursday after terminating over 70 probationary employees earlier in the week. The layoffs were attributed to an executive order under the Department of Government Efficiency Workforce Optimization Initiative. The National Treasury Employees Union and consumer advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against CFPB acting director Russell Vought. The plaintiffs allege that planned layoffs of over 95% of CFPB employees would prevent the agency from fulfilling its legal obligations.
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00:02Consumer Financial Protection Bureau laid off 70 to 100 employees Thursday after terminating over
00:0670 probationary employees earlier in the week. The layoffs were attributed to an executive order
00:11under the Department of Government Efficiency Workforce Optimization Initiative. The National
00:14Treasury Employees Union and consumer advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against the CFPB,
00:19Director Russell Vaught. The plaintiffs allege that the planned layoff of over 95%
00:23of CFPB employees would prevent the agency from fulfilling its legal obligations.
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