The Trump administration has proposed implementing non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) for all U.S. federal employees. This move is intended to address concerns about leaks of information to journalists and may involve legal action against employees who violate these agreements.
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White House proposes non-disclosure agreements for federal workers
The Trump administration is proposing non-disclosure agreements for federal workers to prevent information leaks to journalists. Legal action may be taken against employees who fail to comply with these agreements.
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White House proposes NDAs for all US federal workers
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White House proposes non-disclosure agreements for federal workers