USAID has put all direct hire staff on administrative leave globally following President Trump's directive to merge it with the State Department. The agency is creating a plan to recall employees stationed abroad within 30 days, with potential exceptions based on personal or family circumstances. The decision excludes personnel performing mission-critical functions. Trump’s administration has had a contentious relationship with foreign aid, exemplified by his remarks on USAID and the appointment of Elon Musk to oversee potential reductions in the agency.
USAID has announced that all direct hire personnel will be put on administrative leave worldwide due to President Trump's orders to merge with the State Department.
The Agency will consider case-by-case exceptions based on personal or family hardship, mobility or safety concerns, or other reasons, including medical needs and pregnancy.
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