The Central Intelligence Agency has offered buyouts to its entire workforce in an apparent bid to align with President Donald Trump's ambition to slash government departments.

The CIA has extended President Trump's buyout offer to its entire workforce, making it what appears to be the first US intelligence agency to extend said offer. The Wall Street Journal reports that the buyout offered in January—which would allow employees at most civilian federal agencies to quit and get eight months' pay—didn't include those who

The CIA has offered buyouts to its entire workforce as part of a broader restructuring under Director John Ratcliffe to align with President Donald Trump’s national security priorities, as per a report.

The Central Intelligence Agency on Tuesday became the first major national security agency to offer so-called buyouts to its entire workforce, a CIA spokesperson and two other sources familiar with the offer said,

The CIA has offered buyouts to employees, according to multiple reports. Eight months’ pay and benefits can be given to agency workers if they leave their roles, employees were informed by

A CIA spokesperson revealed that the buyout offers gave federal employees the option to resign in exchange for about eight months of pay and benefits.

The CIA has offered so-called buyouts to its workforce, a CIA spokesperson said, the latest move by the Trump administration to overhaul and scale back the federal government.

The Central Intelligence Agency offered buyouts to all of its employees on Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal reported, as part of an effort to mold the agency to President Donald Trump’s priorities. Employees would receive about eight months of pay and benefits if they accepted the buyouts,