The Trump Administration says he works on return more than 24,000 federal workers nutrition star-news.press/wp

Washington – President Donald Trump’s Administration says that it moves to return more than 24,000 trial workers, it fired as part of its efforts to paste the size of federal labor, monday.

Officials on 18 departments and agencies submitted to the signed declarations on the detailed efforts to process fires of workers to comply with court orders. Last week, two federal judges ordered the administration to temporarily return thousands of trial workers who were fired.

The documents are first full accounting as many people lost their jobs in the mass blowing of Trump Administration Trump Workers, who usually held their positions for less than two years and do not have complete protection of the civil service.

But many of the employees who are returned will not return to work; Instead, they will be placed on administrative leave, including in the Department of Education and Consumer Protection Bureau, two agencies targeted at disassembly and a number of other major federal departments.

Several officials are stated in the applications that include employees in the “full status of duties, significant burdens” to their departments or agencies, notice that employees will re-allegation, complete training and acceptance of applicable safety funds and government equipment.

Officials also said that their departments and agencies worked on repaying tested workers, “the appellate solution could reshape the order of the District Court after the employees end.”

“In short, employees could be exposed to multiple changes in their employment status in a few weeks,” officials said.

Charles Spitzer-Stadtlander, Federal Administration for Aeronautics Trial Worker who has been fired last month in widespread cuts, was returned to the e-s) divided by NBC news.

The e-mail said that the transport department is “abolishing” its initial interruption “in accordance with the” District Judge in American “in Maryland last week. Spitzer-Stadtlander will also get Backpay, an email is given.

Judicial submissions on Tuesday were sentenced by trial workers from centers for the control and prevention of diseases, but are administrative leave, but three CDC workers said NBC News on Monday night they were not yet returned.

“I want my job back,” Sarah Boim said, a former communication expert in the agency, said in an MSNBC interview. “I felt like I really differed to American people. I understand that it’s the environment of chaos, so I think it would be hard, but I believe in a good job and I would like to continue to continue further.”

When it arrives again Tuesday, three workers said they did not receive any notice related to paid administrative leave. The CDC did not respond immediately to the comment request.

Separately, in the second of two cases that deal with workers, the American district Jilliam Alsup, which are in administrative leave, telling government lawyers on Monday to “would not return the Preliminary Prohibition Services.”

“The Court read the news to, in at least one agency, trial employees are renewed, but then they are placed on administrative leave,” Alsup said in the submitted. “This is not permitted by a preliminary ban, because it would not return the Preliminary Prohibition Services intends to return.”

Alsup, which serves in the California Northern district, asked the government to “cite to what extent in which there are any probation workers on Tuesday for re-probation workers.

The Federal Government went on the last month to ignite workers after the leaders of the Agency advised the staff leadership office to reject workers, NBC news earlier.