The US Department of Agriculture says it will restart test workers by Wednesday, the deadline

Written by Lea Douglas

(Reuters) – The US Department of Agriculture will abide by a final date issued by a federal council to temporarily restore its employees, according to the agency’s statement.

On March 5, the Warraji Systems Protection Council, an agency that hears a call from federal employees when they are expelled or disciplined, on March 5, told the US Department of Agriculture that it should temporarily re -almost 6000 monitoring workers who were expelled as part of President Donald Trump’s discounts to the federal workforce.

It is necessary to return workers for 45 days.

“By Wednesday, March 12, the administration will put all the test staff in the event of payment and provide each of them with a rear wage, from the date of the termination,” the statement said.

“The administration will quickly develop a gradual plan to return to service, and while these plans are achieved, all test staff will be paid,” he said.

More than half of the workers who opened fire service, the US Department of Agriculture, was running national forests and responding to forest fires.

Federal agencies this week are required to make plans to reduce employees.

(Participated in the reports of Leah Douglas; Al -Tahrir by Bill Birkercrot)