Federal workers face looming deadline on making a resignation offer
The unions argue the deferred resignation program violates the Administrative Procedure Act, that the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) lacks the legal authority to make such a sweeping offer and that funds to pay resigning workers beyond March 14 aren’t secure yet.
Trump’s return to the office order prompts 20,000 federal workers to quit in favour of ‘buyouts’
Donald Trump’s return to the office order has prompted 20,000 workers to quit in favour of buyout offers. The president’s administration is offering buyouts to federal employees in an unprecedented move to shrink the US government at breakneck speed.
The reported buyouts are for below the typical annual attrition rate for the federal government. More than 100,000 federal ...
COMMENTARY | "Either we fight for our federal workforce now...or we will suffer the consequences of a government ill-equipped ...
As for the VA, non-unionized employees must return to offices by February 24. According to its website, more than 20 percent ...
Federal employees face a flood of executive orders, termination notices, and a breakdown in communication. As the third week ...
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined with 12 other attorneys general from across the country warning federal ...
The Office of Personnel Management, carrying out Elon Musk's plan to trim the government, has sent federal workers a ...
Workers have until Thursday to decide whether to take an offer to resign now and be paid through the end of September.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday to create a U.S. sovereign wealth fund and suggested that it could ...
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