Agencies can move forward with planned RIFs and staffing reorganizations, without needing to divulge any information either to the court or to the public.

The Internal Revenue Service is continuing to shed employees, with over 25% of its workforce now gone since the beginning of the year, according to a new report.

As more agency layoffs appear imminent, an appeals court has intervened in allowing more details on the plans to be released.

"I think the regulations cite that the reduction-in-force plans need to be clear and specific because employees can challenge those," said Michael Fallings.

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