According to GSA employees who attended the meeting, a human resources official said the agency’s current hiring freeze will continue at least “at least” through Dec.31. President Donald Trump ordered ...

Facing state budget cuts and threats to federal funding by President Donald Trump, the University of California announced an indefinite systemwide hiring freeze Wednesday. The 10-campus university ...

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The University of California will pause all hiring and make additional cuts to maintenance, business travel and other areas. The pullback comes in response to threats from the Trump administration ...

The University of California announced that it would implement a hiring freeze and other cost-saving measures throughout the 10-campus system, amid potential cuts to funding. University president ...

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The University of California announced Wednesday a systemwide hiring freeze in response to a number of executive orders and policy changes from the Trump Administration that the UC system says are ...

(Reuters) - Greenpeace must pay a Texas-based pipeline company nearly $667 million in damages for the environmental advocacy group’s role in 2016-2017 protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline in ...

The University of California announced a systemwide hiring freeze as the Trump administration threatens to dramatically slash its funding. In a Wednesday statement, UC President Michael Drake ...

Last week, Harvard implemented a hiring freeze in the wake of “financial uncertainties driven by rapidly shifting federal policies” – a move that came as no surprise to Boston.com readers.