Trump's federal worker buyout offer

Federal Employees Buyout Offer: Five Things to Consider
Federal workers have a constellation of retirement benefits, and assessing them can get complicated fast. Here are five high-stakes decisions to focus on.
Trump Sends Federal Employees a Retirement Offer That Will Be Tough to Refuse
President Donald Trump wants to buy out employees of the federal government in his latest effort to downsize the federal workforce. The United States Office of Personnel Management sent an email to the federal workforce on Tuesday presenting them with a “fork in the road” in the form of a “deferred resignation offer.
Federal workers face mounting pressure to decide on Trump resignation offer
The Trump administration issued an email blast on Jan. 28 giving most of the country’s 2.3 million eligible employees federal workers the option to resign with pay through Sept. 30. The deadline to decide on whether to accept the offer is Thursday.
How Many Federal Workers Accepted Trump’s Buyout Offer To Resign So Far?
With less than two days left, how many federal workers have already said yes to President Trump’s buyout? How many have accepted the offer to resign?
Federal employees confused, angered by Trump’s offer to quit
President Donald Trump’s offer to most federal employees to resign now and be paid through September stunned the workers who received it — angering some, confusing many and raising questions about whether the offer is even legal.
Trump Moves to Invalidate Recent Labor Agreements With Federal Workers
The order is aimed at “last-minute, lame-duck” agreements signed by the Biden administration, a White House memo says.
Trump Moves to Cancel Recent Union Agreements With Federal Workers
Donald Trump said on Friday that any collective bargaining agreements reached with federal workers within 30 days of his inauguration will not be approved, the latest salvo in the U.S. president's bid to remake the federal workforce.
Trump's federal worker buyout offer: What does it mean for Illinois?
Illinois' 44,784 federal employees could face a choice of returning to their offices or accepting a buyout offer for eight months of pay and benefits.
Trump Is Now Begging Federal Workers to Take His “Buyout”
President Donald Trump is doubling down on his ultimatum to federal employees, sending yet another wretched email on Thursday that practically begs employees to take “deferred resignation” and leave the public sector.
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OPM adds VERA to its deferred resignation offer to federal employees
OPM's acting director also confirmed the agency’s governmentwide offer for deferred resignations is "valid, lawful, and will be honored by OPM.” ...
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Trump slaps retirement option onto resignation plan
The president’s push to downsize the federal workforce and allure more employees into his resignation plan has fostered ...
The White House says more than 20,000 federal workers have taken buyouts — and they expect a 'spike' in the coming days
The reported buyouts are for below the typical annual attrition rate for the federal government. More than 100,000 federal ...
Federal workers shouldn’t sign OPM’s sham resignation agreement
Sign the “Deferred Resignation” contract at your peril. A law professor says you may be giving up some essential rights.
OPM, implementing Musk's DOGE plans, sends federal workers 2nd 'Fork in the Road' email
The Office of Personnel Management, carrying out Elon Musk's plan to trim the government, has sent federal workers a ...
10 Key Questions Before Taking The Federal Deferred Resignation Offer
Hundreds of thousands of federal employees must decide by February 6, 2025, whether to accept the " Fork in the Road" ...
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Federal workers in Clark County are worried about their jobs, benefits and retirement plans
Mass confusion and uncertainty are sweeping through the federal government. Local workers fear not only for their jobs but also their benefits and retirement plans.
Top-paid federal employee leaving $10.5M job — after first-term Trump said ‘we’re getting rid of him’
WASHINGTON — Tennessee Valley Authority CEO Jeff Lyash — the highest-paid federal employee with a compensation package of $10 ...