The US state department has announced significant layoffs impacting nearly 15% of domestic staff, equating to around 1,800 employees, as part of a major restructuring. This initiative aims to align operations with Donald Trump’s 'America first' vision. The restructuring will also involve merging or eliminating several hundred bureaus to eliminate redundant positions, particularly in offices managing sanctions policy. The changes are intended to create a simpler chain of command and empower regional bureaus, reflecting new foreign policy priorities.
The US state department plans to move forward with mass layoffs, affecting nearly 15% of its domestic staff, as part of a significant restructuring initiative.
The layoffs will align the state department's mission with Donald Trump’s 'America first' vision and focus on eliminating redundant positions.
Nearly 1,800 personnel will be impacted due to the restructuring, which includes the merging and elimination of several hundred bureaus.
State department officials are emphasizing a simpler chain of command and empowering regional bureaus to enhance foreign policy alignment.
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