The Office of Personnel Management is advising all federal agencies to fire their probationary employees after it stopped accepting new offers for its “deferred resignation” program last night.

The order doesn't say when the RIFs should start, but directs agencies to prioritize "functions that are not mandated by law or statute." ...

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