President Donald Trump on June 3 signed an executive order moving roughly 8,000 senior federal employees into a new at-will classification that makes it easier to remove them for poor performance or misconduct, according to the White House and multiple news reports [1] [2]. The order, titled Implementing Schedule Policy/Career in the Excepted Service, creates a new category called Schedule Policy/Career (Schedule P/C) that exempts certain career workers from standard adverse-action procedures [3]. The administration said the policy revives an earlier effort from Trump’s first term, known as Schedule F, which President Joe Biden rescinded in 2021 [1]. The order…
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