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July 16, 2025

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APHA: Career Launch Pad: Ask the experts - practical skills to land a job 7/17, 2pm ET
2025 CSIDNet Virtual Annual General Meeting 7/20-7/24
Bipartisan Policy Center: Digital Mental Health Solutions: Promise, Risks, and Policy 7/21, 12:30pm-1:30pm ET
Alliance for Health Policy: Aging in America Summit 7/23, 9am-3:30pm ET, Washington, DC
McDermott+: Navigating the Healthcare Provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act 7/24, 1pm-2pm EST
Women's Caucus: Federal Funding Cuts: The Threat to Women’s Health Research, Programs, and Services 7/25, 1pm ET
Children's Health: Hiring Event and Job Fair 7/29, 9am-1pm CT, Dallas, TX
T Booker Strategies: Why We Lead Webinar with Special Guest A'shanti Gholar 7/31, 12pm ET
HBCU Pre-Law LLC: 12th Annual National HCBU Pre-Law Summit & Law Expo 9/26-9/27, Atlanta, GA

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HHS officially lays off some RIF-ed staffers

Source: The Hill

Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) staffers who received reduction in force (RIF) notices months ago were informed Monday that they were officially separated from the department after the Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration could move forward with layoffs.

Staffers who were initially received RIF notices in April received an email on Monday at their work addresses stating they were officially separated from HHS, with the message directly citing the high court’s decision.

The Supreme Court last week ruled in an 8-1 decision that the Trump administration could resume its plans for mass layoffs, though a patchwork of injunctions means that some HHS employees are still exempted from the layoffs for the time being.

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