DHS secretary defends smaller FEMA workforce after judge challenges 50% staffing cut plans
Markwayne Mullins pointed to technology investments as a way for the disaster agency to operate with a smaller workforce, even as a federal judge in San Francisco ruled that DHS "unlawfully ordered” FEMA to cut its staffing by half.
Markwayne Mullins pointed to technology investments as a way for the disaster agency to operate with a smaller workforce, even as a federal judge in San Francisco ruled that DHS "unlawfully ordered” FEMA to cut its staffing by half. This story matters for Government & Civic readers tracking irs. Reported by govexec.com. Read the full original at the source link below.
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