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Judge blocks Trump plan for federal worker resignations

U.S. Government workers are deciding whether to accept a buyout offer from the Trump administration before a Thursday deadline, fearing potential firings in a downsizing of federal agencies.
Labor unions have filed lawsuits against the buyout offer, claiming it lacks legal authority and cannot guarantee funding through October.
A judge will review the unions' request to block the buyout offer at a hearing on Thursday afternoon in Boston.
Democrats warn that the deferred resignation program is unauthorized by Congress, suggesting it may be a scam and not a legitimate buyout.

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sherwood.news

Trump’s federal worker resignation offer blocked by judge

The scale of the administration’s DOGE-led federal job cuts now hangs in the balance....

1 month ago

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The Blaze

Trump buyout deadline extended as deep-staters continue to weigh their options

'If he signed up to be a disrupter, he’s doing it.'

1 month ago·United States

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The Mercury news

Judge blocks Trump plan for federal worker resignations

Billionaire Elon Musk, one of President Donald Trump's most powerful advisers, has orchestrated an unprecedented financial incentive for people to leave their government jobs, promising several months of pay in return for their resignation.

1 month ago·San Jose, United States

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CNN

Federal workers, CNN wants to hear from you

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1 month ago·Atlanta, United States

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Time Magazine

Should Federal Workers Accept Trump’s Buyout?

Historically, the rewards of being a federal employee, including the mission of public service and the value of employment stability, have come at the cost of modest monetary compensation. However, the Trump Administration’s new “deferred resignation offer” promises money to those who leave their jobs without any promises to those who stay. Federal workers to which it applies have until today to decide: Is the package worth it? [time-brightcove …

1 month ago·United States

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Missoulian

Real or a trick? Federal workers debate legitimacy of buyout offer

More than 2 million employees have until Thursday at 11:59 p.m. EST to decide. Officials have been increasing pressure on workers to leave, saying furloughs or layoffs could come next.

1 month ago·Missoula, United States

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