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USAID instructions for fired employees gives them 15 minutes to gather belongings from shuttered DC building
Thousands of employees fired from USAID will have 15 minutes to retrieve personal belongings from their offices during designated time slots on Thursday and Friday.
Former USAID employees will get 15 minutes to collect personal belongings from shuttered DC office
Staff will be given approximately 15 minutes to complete this retrieval and must be finished removing items within their time slot only,” the agency said.
USAID workers are being ‘escorted’ back into the office for ‘approximately 15 minutes’ to collect personal belongings
The process is being conducted with strict time limits and security measures, and employees are required to acknowledge they have no official government records in their possession.
USAID staff given 15 minutes to gather belongings from DC office
As President Trump’s administration guts the U.S. Agency for International Development, former federal workers are being told to say goodbye to their desks — and to do so quickly.
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Recently fired US Agency for International Development (USAID) staff scrawled messages on boxes full of their personal belongings Friday — and several ex-employees were seen beaming as they were cheered on by supporters on their last day in the office.
USAID staff asked to collect belongings from DC office as White House defends mass firings
Leadership at USAID sent an email to laid-off agency staffers instructing them that they will have 15 minutes to retrieve their personal belongings.
USAID employees given 15 minutes to clear out offices
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) employees were notified late Tuesday they would be given 15 minutes to collect their belongings from their offices as the Trump administration forges ahead with gutting the agency.
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The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) will allow ousted employees 15 minutes to retrieve personal effects from the agency’s headquarters Thursday and Friday, the agency posted in a Tuesday notice.
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