Seasonal workers at 433 national parks and historical sites began receiving emails saying their job offers for the 2025 season had been "rescinded," with little further explanation.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-01 09:20:00">February 1, 2025 at 9:20 AM EST</time>

Seasonal workers at 433 national parks and historical sites began receiving emails saying their job offers for the 2025 season had been “rescinded,” with little further explanation.{ai:summary}<p>Seasonal workers at 433 national parks and historical sites have had their job offers for the 2025 season rescinded via email, with minimal explanation provided. </p><p>This sudden decision raises concerns about workforce management in the national park system. #society</p>

As Trump cuts federal jobs, even national parks are on the chopping block

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