The Trump administration is racing to fix mistakes after some agencies fired probationary employees who had accepted the ...

saying an exodus would directly and immediately affect the care of its 9.1 million enrolled veterans. The new email, which was reviewed by The Associated Press, included an attached letter from VA ...

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They had barely more than one week to make a life-changing decision ... 5% to 10% of federal workers will take the "deferred resignation" offer, producing an estimated savings of $100 billion.

Millions of federal workers who received an unprecedented resignation offer from the Trump administration last week must decide whether they’re ... and they say their management has given very little ...

At the unions’ request, O’Toole also ordered the government to email all employees who received the original deferred resignation offer ... at least Monday of next week. In a legal brief ...

OPM is required to notify all employees who received an initial "deferred resignation" offer by Thursday ... resignation" program until next week. On Tuesday, the American Federation of Government ...

A federal judge in Massachusetts on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to cease all activities aimed at implementing Trump and Elon Musk’s controversial "deferred resignation" program ...

The Trump administration estimates approximately 1% of the federal ... termination," the letter reads. The letter promises that employees who resign under the deferred resignation program will ...

One of the Trump administration officials described the deferred resignation program as a “generous, voluntary option” for workers who could ultimately be laid off in the coming weeks as part ...

Last week, the Trump ... but so far about one percent of federal workers have selected to take it. Employees will be able to request a rescission of their resignation if they change their minds.

David Lebryk, a top Treasury Department nonpolitical career official, retired Friday after clashing with Elon Musk allies over government payment systems, a source familiar with the matter told ...