Federal workers get more time before resignation deadline. Here's what to know.
A federal court temporarily paused the Trump administration's "deferred resignation" offer, while unions claim it is against the law.
Judge hits pause on federal workers buyout deadline. How many in Florida will accept buyout?
White House officials projected 5% to 10% of federal workers would take the buyout. As of Tuesday, the numbers were about 1%.
As Trump wages war against the federal bureaucracy, some workers fight back
Undergirding a fight formed in group texts and between cubicles is a conviction that nonpartisan civil servants provide a ...
SUN: Workers, Maryland leaders plan rally to protest Trump’s efforts to slash workforce
Federal workers and Maryland leaders continue to combat President Donald Trump’s efforts targeting government employees as ...
How Trump’s federal worker buyout plan could impact San Diego
As the deadline looms for workers to accept the Trump administration's sweeping separation offer, the more than two million ...
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Judge weighs a longer pause on Trump's resignation offer to federal workers
A federal judge in Boston is hearing arguments Monday over whether the Trump administration's "Fork in the Road" offer to ...
Arlington Employment Center shares resources for federal workers looking for civilian jobs
The Arlington Employment Center (AEC) in Arlington, Va. is responding to the fears of federal employees -- scared they may ...
White House offers buyouts to federal workers. Here's how many are in Houston.
As much as 10% of federal workers are expected to take the Trump administration up on its buyout offer. Here's how many ...
Hill Air Force Base braces for return of remote employees after presidential order
Civilian workers with hybrid and telework arrangements at Hill Air Force Base have been ordered to return to the office full ...
White House offers buyouts to federal workers. Here's how many are in Philadelphia.
The commonwealth, as of December, has 66,079 federal civilian employees. Falling in the middle of the pack, New Jersey ranks No. 27 with 22,504 federal civilian workers. Delaware, ...