Federal employees who have been offered a buyout as part of President Donald Trump's effort ... of the deferred resignation offer that was sent around last week by the U.S Office of Personnel ...

Trump's order that all federal employees return to office was too much, especially when coupled with the offer of a buyout that comes with eight months of pay and benefits. More:Staffer with Elon ...

and the National Association of Government Employees brought forward a suit against the buyout. They argued that the Trump administration’s Office of Personnel Management infringed upon the ...

"They don’t want to come into the office. If they want to rip the American people off, then they’re welcome to take this buyout and we’ll find highly qualified people.” HARRISBURG ...

Tens of thousands of government workers have already agreed to accept a "deferred resignation," but legal experts are calling ...

Employees who have been offered the buyout have begun receiving the contract ... offer that was sent around last week by the U.S Office of Personnel Management, according to multiple federal ...

With that, here's everything to know about Sanders' contract details and buyout, should he leave Colorado for the NFL: Sanders' buyout is currently set at $8 million, a figure that dropped $2 ...

This sweeping buyout program aims to rapidly reduce the ... according to a memo from the United States Office of Personnel Management on Tuesday. This initiative allows eligible workers to ...

In addition to offering buyouts, he ordered all federal employees to return to work in the office. Most work at home at least part time, leaving many costly federal office buildings vacant.

On this episode, The Washington Post's Libby Casey, Rhonda Colvin and James Hohmann break down the buyout offer made to ... told her at protests outside the Office of Personnel Management.

If Ohio State elects to terminate Day without cause, it’ll be costly. The Buckeyes will owe Day $11.5 million annually for each year left on his deal. The terms subject Day to “diligently ...