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October 16, 2025

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US judge blocks Trump’s plan to fire thousands of government employees

A man casts a shadow as he walks toward the Hubert H. Humphrey Building, home of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), in Washington, DC, U.S., April 1, 2025. — Reuters About 4,100 workers have been notified of layoffs during the shutdown. Two unions representing state employees sued. The judge says express political motivation is not allowed under the law. A federal judge in California on Wednesday ordered President Donald Trump’s administration to stop mass layoffs of federal workers during a partial government shutdown, while she ruled unions’ claims that the job cuts are illegal. During a hearing

September 13, 2025

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Govt Okays RS25.5BN package for 11,000 Utility Employees

People stand in a tail outside a state utility store to buy groceries. – AFP/file Officials with over 20 years of service to receive basic fees for each year. Daily bets to receive flat calculation based on the reference point of RS37,000. Waiting for wages and salaries will also be paid duly by the government. Islamabad: The government has allocated all 11,406 Utility Stores employees from September 1, offering over the departure package of 25 billion Rs as part of a retrograde restructuring plan, show official documents, show, show, The news reported on Friday. The package covers the country’s largest

September 4, 2025

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FBR finds customized employees, mra

An employee of a car exhibition space in new cars appearing at a car dealership center in Karachi. – AFP/file FBR introduced the “Module Auction” in the WebOC system in 2021. 103 vehicles were downloaded with fraud using fake user identities: FBR. Seven firs, 13 people arrested in relation to fraud. ISLAMABAD: The Federal Revenue Council (FBR) has revealed an important scandal and has found customs officials involved in collusion with car registration authorities (MRAS) and car deals in accommodation over 100 smuggled vehicles, The news reported on Thursday. It can be reminded that in order to enhance control mechanisms

July 19, 2025

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PSB seeks financial records of foreign PHF employees’ travels

The image shows the Pakistani Athletic Council building. – Apply/file The Pakistani Athletic Council (PSB) officially requested a complete foreign journey file received by the President and Secretary of the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF), along with details of the financial costs that emerged during these trips. This move comes amid growing concerns about transparency and financial accountability within the federation. According to a letter recently sent by the PSB to PHF, the Board of Directors clarified that it is not responsible for paying travel benefits (TA/DA) to players and officials during international tours – liability exclusively in the federation itself.

July 11, 2025

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The US State Department to shoot 1,350 employees in the diplomatic review

Listen to the article The Foreign Ministry has begun to launch more than 1,350 US -based employees on Friday, as President Donald Trump’s administration is promoting an unprecedented revision of its diplomatic corps, a move that says it will undermine the US’s ability to defend and promote US interests. The redundancies, which affect 1,107 public services and 246 US -based external service employees, come at a time when Washington is struggling with multiple crises on the world stage: Russia’s War in Ukraine, the near -two -year -olds. “The department is rationalizing domestic enterprises to focus on diplomatic priorities,” said one

March 17, 2025

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Government employees are unlikely to receive pay, increase retirement in the next budget

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb speaks during a National Assembly meeting in Islamabad on March 17, 2025. – Screngrab/@Naofpakistan The Minister of Finance excludes the increase in pensions. No revision is scheduled for pay scales, benefits. Lease, housing demonstration limits under consideration. Islamabad: In an unexpected move, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Monday confirmed that there was no case to increase the wages and pensions of federal government officials in the following financial year. In a written response to the National Assembly, the Minister of Finance said: “There is also no plan to revise the performance of employees or payment scales”.

February 8, 2025

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US judge ceases Govt’s plan to put USAID employees on leave

USAID Signage is covered by the Organization’s headquarters in Washington, USA, February 7th 2025. – Reuters Washington: An American judge on Friday temporarily allowed about 2,700 US agencies for international development officials who submitted a license from President Donald Trump to return to work, playing aspects of a plan to disassemble the organization. US Judge Carl Nichols in Washington, who was nominated by Trump during his first term, has partially a request from the largest US employees’ association and a union of external services that were sued to stop the administration’s efforts to close the organization. Nichols’ order, which will

February 7, 2025

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Cash -connected PIA approves the increase in pay for employees

Listen to the article The Board of Directors of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) approved on Friday an increase in salaries for its employees. According to a statement by the PIA spokesman, the approval came during a recent meeting of the Board of Directors, which approved the increase in wages to tackle the increasing financial pressure facing staff, Express News said. The last increase in wages for PIA employees was four years ago, after which increasing inflation rates significantly affected workers’ financial well -being. The spokesman also noted that the total number of PIA employees has now fallen below 7,000, with

September 20, 2024

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Donald Trump ally Elon Musk’s employees are lining up behind Kamala Harris

A combination of images shows SpaceX and Tesla CEO and X owner Elon Musk (left) and former US President Donald Trump. — Reuters/Files Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, has made clear his support for former United States President Donald Trump in the race for the White House. But employees at his collection of companies, including Tesla, SpaceX and X, donate heavily to the Democratic challenger to Republican presidential nominee Kamala Harris, according to OpenSecrets. Reuters was mentioned. OpenSecrets, which is a nonpartisan nonprofit that tracks U.S. campaign contributions and lobbying data, recently said Tesla employees contributed $42,824 to Harris’

June 15, 2024

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A reduction in the tax rate for employees is proposed

The Senate Standing Committee on Finance, chaired by Senator Saleem Mandviwalla, has approved a 75% withholding tax on telephone and internet services for non-applicants, while proposing a reduction in the tax rate for salaried employees. The committee, during its meeting, approved the tax on telephone and Internet services that have not submitted an application. However, he rejected the proposal to impose 15% capital gains tax on property transactions from July 1 and to share records of MPs with NADRA for tax collection purposes. Senator Anusha Rehman raised concerns over the security of NADRA’s data, while the FBR chairman said the

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