State Department to layoff nearly 2,000 employees in reorganization plan

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will move to the layoff of nearly 2000 employees on Friday, as the reorganization plan begins.

An internal memorandum distributed Thursday evening by Michael Regas, Deputy Minister of Administration and Resources, announced that the affected home employees will be notified of the reduction of power (RIF) “in the coming days.”

Fox News learned that nearly 1,800 people would be affected.

RIF notifications in addition to volunteer departure under the Trump administration up to 15 % of lower labor force.

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“Departments, offices, offices, offices, and local operations have grown over the past 25 years, and the proliferation has fallen out of unclear or interrelated offices or increasing obligations to the administration’s ability to respond to the emerging threats and its equipment or enhance America’s positive interests effectively in the world.

The official added that there are “more than 700 local offices for 18,000 people.”

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A group of people protests what they expect to be a significant decrease in the force that affects workers in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Washington, DC (Reuters/Jonathan Ernest)

“Many of this, as we said, covers excess offices and takes some of these intersection functions and transfer them to regional offices and our embassies abroad, to people who are closest to the place of diplomacy, to enable them to resources and powers they need to be able to conduct the president’s foreign policy.”

Foreign Ministry spokesman Tami Bruce warned on Thursday that the agency would move quickly after the Supreme Court remained a judicial court for the minimum court preventing the administration from implementing the supreme force discounts throughout the federal agencies.

A senior official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs promised to treat workers affected by “dignity” (Reuters/Jonathan Ernest)

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A senior official said that there are currently any plans to close abroad for embassies and outposts. They added that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will maintain the dignity of the affected workers.

“We will work to preserve the dignity of federal workers,” the official said. “We want to be sensitive to that process and make sure that people have the resources they need … and make sure that everyone is treated in dignity.”