What happens when a federal worker accepts Trump's deferred resignation offer?
When a U.S. Office of Personnel Management email last Tuesday entitled "Fork in the Road" offered a "deferred resignation" to 2 million federal government employees, the move sent shockwaves through federal agencies.
Trump administration offering "deferred resignation" to government workers unwilling to return to office
The White House expects up to 10% of federal employees to quit in a program meant to end work-from-home practices, senior administration officials said.
Trump wants federal workers to resign; what the buyouts could mean in New Jersey
More than 22,000 federal employees work in New Jersey, from aviation safety to environmental regulation and law enforcement.
Decision day for federal workers
Background: Last week, a mass email from the Office of Personnel Management offered hundreds of thousands of federal employees a chance to preemptively resign and be paid through September. Subsequent communications from OPM have suggested that if not enough workers take the offer,
Federal workers must decide on deferred resignation offer today
The Trump administration gave most of the country’s federal employees nine days to decide if they want to resign with pay through the end of September.
Federal workers have to make their decisions on buyout offers today
Millions of government workers have to decide whether to accept the new administration's resignation offer, but some are unsure about what it means.
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Trump administration offers roughly 2 million federal workers a buyout to resign
President Donald Trump's administration is offering federal workers the chance to take a "deferred resignation," which ...
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The infamous resign later, get paid now offer — how legal is it?
"That's a huge question because again, there's no established law or regulation that governs this," said attorney Danny Rosenthal.