The Interior Department on Monday said it will eliminate 2,050 positions that are now paused under a court order, including hundreds of workers for the National Park Service, according to a legal filing.
The document, titled “Second Supplemental Declaration of Rachel Borra,” is a sworn declaration from the Interior Department in a federal court case involving unions and federal agencies.
Borra, the Interior Department’s chief human capital officer who oversees personnel management, including layoffs and compliance with court orders, explained in the filing that Interior stopped all RIF-related work affecting unionized employees while the court order remains active
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