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American Focus > Blog > Politics > Trump plan to upend civil service advances under new name
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Trump plan to upend civil service advances under new name

Last updated: January 27, 2025 4:53 pm
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The Trump administration’s efforts to streamline the process of firing certain federal workers have been revived in a rebranded form. The Office of Personnel Management recently issued guidance for what is now known as “Schedule Career/Policy,” a revised version of the previously proposed “Schedule F” designation.

The OPM memo emphasizes the importance of effectively managing employees in positions that involve confidential, policy-making, or policy-advocating responsibilities. The new guidance grants agencies greater flexibility in appointing individuals to these roles, bypassing the traditional competitive service process.

Federal agency heads have been directed to identify positions within their organizations that fall under the “policy-determining, policy-making, or policy-advocating” category. A thorough review of these roles must be completed within 210 days, with an initial assessment due within 90 days.

While employees in Schedule Career/Policy positions are not required to personally align with the current administration’s policies, they are expected to faithfully implement these policies. Failure to do so could result in dismissal, as outlined in the OPM memo.

The recent developments stem from Executive Order 13957 issued by former President Trump in October 2020, which created the Schedule F classification for federal workers. This order was subsequently revoked by President Biden in January 2021, citing concerns about the impact on the civil service system.

The National Treasury Employees Union has already challenged the new guidance, warning of potential “political loyalty tests” for public employees. The union’s lawsuit reflects broader concerns about the implications of the revised policies on federal workers’ job security and independence.

The ongoing debate over the Schedule Career/Policy framework highlights the tension between administrative flexibility and the protection of civil service principles. As federal agencies navigate these changes, the impact on government employees and the broader civil service system remains a subject of significant scrutiny and debate.

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