Government Kathy Hochul, DN.Y., says federal employees fired by President Donald Trump’s Administration to come and work for her.
“We have 7,000 openings in the state of New York, and we appreciate the public service,” Hochul told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer in the Situation Room on Monday. ‘Kublants take care of our people. That’s what it’s all about. So come on, on board. We will hire you. ”
About 25,000 Federal employees are dismissed or administrative leave are applied, probably soon dismissed. The Trump administration also estimates that 75,000 employees have accepted the delayed buy -out.
Former USAID employees leave the head office building in Washington, DC on Thursday 27 February 2025. The dismissals come after Doge’s analysis of the organization and recommendation for mass dismissals. (Leigh Green for Fox News Digital)
Federal employees in different agencies have received e -mails from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) asking to sum up five performance from the previous week.
This week’s e -mail Asks employees to “answer this e -mail with about 5 bullets that describe what you achieved last week and CC your manager.”
Comments are required at 11:59 PM et. On Monday, those who work on sensitive or classified information are asked to indicate that their activities are sensitive.
“It’s absolutely devastating,” said Hochul. “You know, some people are about to tears. I have collected about 10 people who were dumped without mercy, some of them on Valentine’s Day, people who worked to combat consumer fraud, ensure that the huge companies trying to avoid taxes, pay people to take care of our veterans, people who are secure.
Trump administration that cuts 90% of the USAID foreign auxiliary contracts, according to documents
Former USAID employees leave the head office building in Washington, DC on Thursday 27 February 2025. The dismissals come after Doge’s analysis of the organization and recommendation for mass dismissals. (Leigh Green for Fox News Digital)
She said that pamphlets go up in Washington, DC’s Union Station, the most important transithub in the city that supports the DC Metro, Greyhound, Amtrak and other transport services, who say: “Doge said,” You were fired? “We say,” You have been hired. ” You want New York! ”
“I know that the Trump-Musk government does not take them into account,” Hochul added.
Former USAID employees leave the head office building in Washington, DC on Thursday 27 February 2025. The dismissals come after Doge’s analysis of the organization and recommendation for mass dismissals. (Leigh Green for Fox News Digital)
Hochul continued to praise federal employees for their “very valuable” work and said that New York will hire them.
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