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Jill On Money: Advice for laid-off workers

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I have received a slew of emails from government employees who are still employed but are worried that the ax could fall at any moment. (This goes for my colleagues in the media, who are facing similar pressures amid a…

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Jill On Money: Advice for laid-off workers

10 days ago·Billings, United States

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Federal News Network

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Advice for feds who took the ‘fork in the road’ resignation offer

Some 40 thousand federal employees have resigned per the Trump administration’s fork-in-the-road offer. They’ve been promised full pay for the rest of the fiscal year. What about pension benefits? Or access to the Federal Employee Health Benefits plans? The Federal Drive with Tom Temin get some answers from long-time federal employment attorney Alan Lescht. Interview transcript: Tom Temin: And as you have written, there are quite a number of qu…

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The Stand

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Support for federal workers facing job loss

The WSLC and state agencies are offering support sessions for federal workers sharing benefits and reemployment resources OLYMPIA, WA (March 17, 2025) — Federal workers in Washington are being laid off, or facing the possibility they may lose their jobs. The federal governments’ chaotic and cruel approach to slashing the federal workforce is sowing confusion […] The post Support for federal workers facing job loss appeared first on The STAND.

15 days ago

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WUSA9

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Laid off but not left behind: local businesses offer aid to struggling federal employees

Discover free therapy, yoga classes, food, entertainment, and career support for laid-off federal employees in the DMV area.

15 days ago·Washington, United States

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Federal layoffs couldn't be coming at a worse time for some workers

Laid-off federal workers could face a tough time moving to the private sector.Alice TecotzkyFederal workers looking to move to the private sector could face increased challenges.Economic uncertainty and a dearth of middle-management roles could hurt job seekers' prospects.Universities, which have been landing spots for government workers, are also pausing hiring.Federal workers trying to trek to the private sector could find they've walked into …

15 days ago·United States

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The Philadelphia Sunday Sun

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Governors to laid-off federal workers: We’ll hire you - The Philadelphia Sunday Sun

Demonstrators hold signs during a Stand for Science Philadelphia protest at City Hall in Philadelphia on Friday, March 7, 2025. (Alejandro A Alvarez/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP) States with thousands of vacancies are recruiting and sweeping aside red tape. By Robbie Sequeira Stateline.org Among the thousands of federal workers who’ve been forced out or taken buyouts in the past month, surely some would be perfect fits for the many vacancies…

15 days ago·Philadelphia, United States

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