Trump’s Federal Worker Buyout Pause Lifted: Here’s What To Know As 75,000 Workers Accept Offer
A judge said Monday the freeze on President Donald Trump’s buyout offer to federal civilian employees will be lifted, after pushing back last week’s deadline for more than 2 million employees to decide whether to take resignation packages with pay through September—part of Trump and billionaire Elon Musk’s bid to shrink the federal workforce.
The Trump administration stopped accepting signups on Wednesday for its "Fork in the Road" buyout offer after a judge lifted his hold on the program.
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