CONTROVERSIAL FEDERAL WORKER

Program Overview

The Trump administration introduced a federal buyout called the “deferred resignation program,”

aimed at nearly 2 million civilian employees.

It offers full pay and benefits through September for workers who resign by February 6,

with goals of cutting costs and encouraging a “return to in-person work.”

Rationale

Officials note that only about 6% of federal employees in Washington, D.C., work on-site.

The administration sees this as a productivity issue and views the program as a way to reshape the workforce. Continue reading…

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