The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants employees based in its Washington headquarters to come collect their personal belongings—a sign that the agency is confident a federal appeals court will allow the gutting of its workforce.
CFPB employees who used to work out of the agency’s offices at 1700 G Street NW in Washington began receiving an email from the agency’s facilities unit May 22 with those instructions.
The email, obtained by Bloomberg Law, directed employees to a digital sign-up sheet. That sign-up sheet, also reviewed by Bloomberg Law, gave employees the option to collect their belongings on June 3, 4, ...