USDA accidentally fired people working on bird flu. Now it’s trying to rehire them
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Tuesday that it accidentally fired multiple agency employees that were working on a response to the outbreak of the H5N1 avian flu, otherwise known as bird flu, according to NBC News. Now the agency says that it is trying to rehire those workers as quickly as possible.
Comedians and GOP Rep. Mike Lawler join Roy Wood Jr. and react to the news that the US Department of Agriculture is trying to ...
Firings of USDA employees who coordinated bird flu response were accidental, NBC quotes an agency spokesperson as saying ...
USDA said it's trying to rescind the firings this weekend of several employees who had worked on the bird flu.
Doug Corwin’s duck farm was thriving. By January 13, one of his barns held 12,000 two-week-old ducklings. It was cold, but ...
What to know about how to protect your backyard chickens and pet from bird flu and what experts say about its presence in ...
Federal agriculture workers laid off in "Valentine's Day Massacre" deny they were part of a bloated bureaucracy.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is trying to reverse the firing of some employees who were involved in responding to the ...
The vaccine, which will not be available immediately, would be given to birds to prevent transmission of the virus.
Most recently, the USDA is working to "rectify the situation" after some employees responding to the bird flu were terminated. The Trump administration is working to "rectify" the termination of ...
Extreme weather is shifting the migratory patterns of birds, increasing the chances of deadly avian flu outbreaks on farms.
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