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The U.S. Treasury ended union contracts for 150,000 workers, citing a Trump executive order upheld by a court, sparking legal challenges.
The U.S. Treasury Department has terminated collective bargaining agreements for about 150,000 unionized workers at the IRS and Bureau of the Fiscal Service, citing an executive order from President Donald Trump issued in March 2025.
The move, supported by a recent ruling from a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, allows the implementation of the order despite a previously stayed preliminary injunction.
The National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) challenges the action, arguing it violates federal labor law requiring continued negotiations with exclusive employee representatives.
Treasury officials say the change promotes unified operations and improved taxpayer service.
Legal challenges to the order continue.
El Tesoro de Estados Unidos terminó los contratos sindicales de 150,000 trabajadores, citando una orden ejecutiva de Trump confirmada por un tribunal, lo que provocó desafíos legales.