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New PDUFA legislation will provide the FDA with dedicated funds to increase its reviewer staff. This financial allocation aims to bolster the agency's capacity for dr-g and device reviews. Pharmaceutical trade groups have confirmed this development. The agreement is expected to improve the efficiency of regulatory processes. This funding is a significant step for the agency's operational capabilities.

Washington, D.C.

https://endpoints.news/new-pdufa-deal-sets-aside-fda-money-to-rehire-reviewers-lost-to-layoffs/

Unions and the Justice Department have reached a settlement regarding federal employee layoffs during the 2025 government shutdown. The agreement aims to resolve claims brought forth by a coalition of labor unions. Details of the settlement have not been fully disclosed. This resolution brings an end to a significant legal challenge. The terms are expected to address the concerns of affected federal workers.

Washington, D.C.

https://www.law360.com/amp/articles/2530324

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has begun a new series of layoffs. Federal employee union representatives confirmed the job cuts. Reduction-in-force notices were distributed to employees on Wednesday. The exact number of affected staff and their departments remain undisclosed. Previous staff reduction plans included a buyout offer.

Washington, D.C.

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/banking-law/national-bank-regulator-begins-new-round-of-layoffs-union-says

Enrollment in Washington D.C. schools has declined. This decrease is linked to heightened anxieties within immigrant communities. Families are reportedly experiencing increased risks of deportation. Concerns also exist about harassment on the way to educational institutions. These factors are contributing to a stressful environment for English learner families.

Washington D.C.

https://www.dcpolicycenter.org/publications/dc-school-applications-fall-amid-deportation-fears-and-federal-layoffs-the-washington-post/

I am looking at a job posting that listed Minneapolis Virginia Maryland and Washington DC as 4 days in office.
Anyone else see this?

Republic National Distributing Company announced potential layoffs. This action is part of a potential acquisition by Reyes Holdings LLC. The company filed notices for 318 employees at its Jessup, Maryland facility. Layoff notices were also filed in Washington D.C. and nine other states. Reyes Holdings plans to offer employment to many current RNDC employees.

Jessup, Maryland

https://www.thebanner.com/economy/careers/howard-county-mass-layoff-republic-national-distributing-company-4QJJTWFF45DL3GWRN3OM3F3DAI/

I got softly notified that more RTO is coming for big offices like Cypress, CA. Similar context to MN and DC RTO and it will be in effect Feb or Mar 2026.