Troy Finnegan, the US Labor Department’s assistant secretary for administration and management, resigned Wednesday, the agency confirmed.
Finnegan’s departure comes as the agency faces a March 13 deadline to submit its plan for “large-scale” layoffs under President Trump’s executive order on government efficiency.
“Troy Finnegan played an important role in ensuring the Department of Labor had a smooth transition prior to the secretary’s confirmation, and we thank him for his service to this administration,” a department spokesperson said in a statement.
The department announced Finnegan’s appointment to the position Feb. 13.
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