Axios first reported the buyout offer. We’re looking to hear ... asking them to opt in to keep working at the company. White House officials wouldn't say whether he was involved in the current ...

WASHINGTON—The White House gave federal workers a choice: return to the office full time or resign and get paid for the next eight months. In a Tuesday night email, the Office of Personnel ...

White House aides expect between 5% and 10% of federal ... As reported by NBC News, the buyout will cover approximately eight months worth of pay and benefits. escapejaja – stock.adobe.com ...

WASHINGTON — About 75,000 federal employees have accepted the White House's "deferred resignation" offer to resign but be paid through September, according to a spokesperson for the Office of ...

WASHINGTON ― At least 20,000 federal employees have accepted the buyout offer President Donald Trump made to the entire federal workforce before Thursday's deadline, a White House official said ...

and we’re expecting the largest spike 24 to 48 hours before the deadline,” a White House official told The Post. The buyout offer is believed to apply to at least 2.3 million federal employees.

Under the White House plan, the buyout cap would be adjusted for inflation on an annual basis and tied to the consumer price index. But it would maintain the formulas used to calculate how much an ...

The White House buyout offer drew criticism from a range of groups and individuals, among them, Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D-Md.) and her colleagues on the Aging Committee, who issued a dire warning ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt issued a statement saying the judge's delay will allow more federal workers to take part in the buyout. "We are grateful to the judge for extending the ...

As many as 3.75 percent of the U.S.’s two million federal employees have accepted the buyout, far short of the projected White House estimate of five to 10 percent.