President Harry S. Truman’s “loyalty checks” began with an executive order declaring that “there shall be a loyalty ...

White House officials projected 5% to 10% of federal workers would take the buyout. As of Tuesday, the numbers were about 1%.

A federal judge paused a Trump administration plan to offer buyouts to federal workers. The deadline to decide was Thursday ...

There are many factors to consider with a decision like this. Many of these employees have worked for the federal government for decades and invested a lot into the careers. Many had no plans or ...

A study last year from the Office of Management and Budget reports that of the 2.28 million civilians working for the federal ...

Federal workers in the United States need to make decision to either accept a resignation offer or risk losing their job by a ...

Federal employees who accept the buyout would be given 8 months of pay and benefits through September and are exempt from ...

many of which might have happened this year anyway. In other words, the federal government is an enormous work force that already experiences sizable turnover every year. In addition to workers ...

Today is the deadline given to 2.3 million federal employees — with more than 90,000 federal civilian employees in Florida — to decide whether to accept a buyout and resign from their positions.

Joni Ernst, Department of Government Efficiency caucus leader ... Exact data on how many federal employees go to the office is hard to find. A study last year from the Office of Management ...

The federal government is the fifth largest employer in Springfield, according to the Springfield Regional Economic ...

How many federal civilian employees are there in Arizona? There are 38,087 civilian employees in Arizona, according to the Office of Personnel Management. The American Federation of Government ...