A host of U.S. federal agencies have unveiled fresh buyout offers to slash their workforce, renewing a voluntary program that ...

With a goal of cutting 5 ... federal civilian workforce. Almost 21,000 workers who took a voluntary resignation buyout earlier this year, which the official referred to as a “Fork in the Road ...

Then, on April 2, which the president dubbed "Liberation Day," he signed an executive order putting into place a 10% baseline ... roughly 77,000 federal workers accepted the offer.

255 of them said they were also considering leaving the country for more science-friendly nations. Related Foreign aid recipients face crises after funding terminated, USAID workers fired OMB ...

One of the most significant so far has been a strike by outsourced education workers ... 5 percent and a food voucher of R$780. Another important movement took place just a month earlier. On ...

“I said 2.5% a week ago, and I actually got that out of a model that was one of Alan Greenspan’s favorite real-time models.” “Regrets, I’ve had a few,” Federal Reserve Chair Jerome ...

The agency said employees have through April 18 to indicate if they will take the offer. The offers amount to a second chance for federal workers to ... goal was to cut 5% to 10% of civilian ...

It was not clear whether the offer would be extended to employees at other agencies. Several federal workers who decided ...

If you're uncertain about whether you're going to be RIFed, there may be employment rights that you are relinquishing if you ...

Federal workers at a number of agencies — including the Defense, Transportation, Agriculture and Energy departments — are ...

The Trump administration is reviving its “deferred resignation” program as an incentive for federal workers ... that 7.4 percent of HUD workers took the offer the first time around.