In a surprising twist, the IRS has confirmed that federal workers must be paid during furloughs amid the government shutdown, contradicting a White House memo. This brings relief to many facing uncertainty.
The IRS has announced mass furloughs and halted most operations due to an extended government shutdown. Employees face uncertainty over pay and operational plans as the agency prepares for the upcoming tax season.
As the government shutdown continues, the IRS has begun furloughing tens of thousands of employees, raising concerns over back pay and compensation. Legal experts weigh in on the implications for federal workers.
As the government faces a potential shutdown, the Trump administration outlines its furlough plans, impacting 41% of the health department workforce. Congressional leaders meet to discuss solutions.
As the government shutdown deadline approaches, federal employees are left in limbo, facing potential layoffs and furloughs. With Congress divided, uncertainty looms over agency operations and job security.
In a memo to staff, Spirit Airlines CEO Dave Davis revealed plans for significant job cuts and a 25% reduction in flight capacity for 2024, following the airline's second bankruptcy. With negotiations underway and rising costs, the airline aims to stabilize its operations amid increasing competition.
Spirit Airlines is sounding alarms about its financial health, warning of going-concern doubts just months after emerging from bankruptcy. With weak domestic demand and operational uncertainties, the airline is making drastic cuts, including pilot furloughs, to conserve cash.
