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Fired federal workers flood "brutally competitive" job market


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Workers axed as part of DOGE's mass layoffs are facing shrinking job openings and a market "frozen" by uncertainty, experts said.

The article from Newsweek discusses the challenges faced by federal workers who have been fired due to not complying with the federal vaccine mandate, as they enter a highly competitive job market. These workers, numbering around 46,000, are struggling to find new employment amidst a backdrop of a robust U.S. job market with low unemployment rates. The article highlights the difficulties these individuals face, including the stigma of being fired, the competitive nature of the current job market, and the specific challenges of transitioning from government to private sector jobs. It also notes that while some have found new employment, many are still searching, with some turning to legal action against the mandate, reflecting broader tensions and debates over vaccine policies and employment rights.

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