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flag The DOT avoided initial layoffs during the shutdown, but air traffic controllers face partial pay, with more cuts possible if funding isn't restored.

flag The U.S. Department of Transportation avoided layoffs in the first round of government shutdown cuts, unlike agencies such as Treasury and Health and Human Services, according to a court filing. flag Air traffic controllers will receive partial pay this week due to the funding lapse. flag House Speaker Mike Johnson proposed emergency payments, while Senate Majority Leader John Thune called for reopening the government. flag NATCA President Nick Daniels denied controllers caused the shutdown, stating delays existed beforehand and that sick leave use is permitted for valid reasons. flag Further layoffs at DOT remain possible if the shutdown continues.

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