Healthcare Finance News March 17, 2025
Jeff Lagasse

The judge took issue with the way the mass terminations were executed, saying employees should be brought back onto the job.

A federal judge in Baltimore has instructed the Trump administration to temporarily reinstate probationary employees at several agencies who had been terminated during Trump’s efforts to pare down the federal government workforce.

Ruling on a lawsuit filed by a group of state attorneys general, the judge said late last week that probationary employees in all federal departments must be reinstated by today.

The judge took issue with the way the mass terminations were executed, and said employees should be brought back onto the job, at least temporarily.

The order occurred soon after another federal judge, this time in San...

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