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Workforce Watch Podcast
Yoreim Virella Rivas
11 episodes
1 week ago
The federal workforce is changing rapidly in ways that affect millions of employees and the communities they serve. Hosted by HR expert Y. Virella, Workforce Watch explains what these changes mean for everyday workers. Each week, Y. breaks down the shifts that often go unnoticed in the headlines from agency reorganizations and buyouts to contract changes, union challenges, and evolving public service programs. These aren’t just bureaucratic details; they shape how government works and how people’s jobs, benefits, and rights are protected.
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The federal workforce is changing rapidly in ways that affect millions of employees and the communities they serve. Hosted by HR expert Y. Virella, Workforce Watch explains what these changes mean for everyday workers. Each week, Y. breaks down the shifts that often go unnoticed in the headlines from agency reorganizations and buyouts to contract changes, union challenges, and evolving public service programs. These aren’t just bureaucratic details; they shape how government works and how people’s jobs, benefits, and rights are protected.
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Workforce Watch Ep.7: We Told You This Was Coming: 1.97M Jobless Claims and 148K Federal Workers Gone
Workforce Watch Podcast
12 minutes 55 seconds
3 months ago
Workforce Watch Ep.7: We Told You This Was Coming: 1.97M Jobless Claims and 148K Federal Workers Gone

In this episode of Workforce Watch, we break down the alarming surge in jobless claims—the highest since 2021—and the quiet rewriting of economic data that’s obscuring the real toll on workers. Job growth for May and June has been drastically revised downward, while over 148,000 federal workers have already exited under Trump’s second term. We also cover the firing of the Bureau of Labor Statistics Chief, the VA terminating union contracts, and how mass layoffs and anti-labor policies are reshaping the workforce under the guise of AI, innovation, and efficiency.

🎧 Tune in for the full breakdown—what it means for federal and private workers, and why this moment feels less like a correction and more like class warfare.

📍Topics:

  • Jobless claims reach 1.97 million

  • Federal workforce departures top 148,000

  • Labor data credibility under attack

  • Trump’s anti-union EO moves forward

  • IRS & FEMA reversals

  • AI, automation, and the unraveling of job security

Perfect for federal employees, policy watchers, and anyone trying to stay informed while making cafecito. ☕ Subscribe to Workforce Watch on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.


🛡️ Disclaimer: Workforce Watch is an independent newsletter created in a personal capacity. All views and opinions expressed are solely my own and do not reflect the views of any federal agency, department, or employer. Content is created during personal time using publicly available information and is intended for educational and informational purposes only.


Workforce Watch Podcast
The federal workforce is changing rapidly in ways that affect millions of employees and the communities they serve. Hosted by HR expert Y. Virella, Workforce Watch explains what these changes mean for everyday workers. Each week, Y. breaks down the shifts that often go unnoticed in the headlines from agency reorganizations and buyouts to contract changes, union challenges, and evolving public service programs. These aren’t just bureaucratic details; they shape how government works and how people’s jobs, benefits, and rights are protected.