US EditionFederal workforce to lose 300,000 employees this year, Trump official says
About 75% of 300,000 federal job cuts involve voluntary separation programs as part of efforts to reduce workforce without relocating positions from Washington, D.C.
- Scott Kupor, director of the Office of Personnel Management, said around 300,000 federal jobs are expected to be shed by the end of the year, with most coming from voluntary separations.
- Kupor said the reduction of federal positions should be mostly finished by year's end, but did not rule out future job cuts, and there are no plans to relocate positions currently.
- Kupor said his goal is to create a cultural shift for the agency to operate more efficiently as stewards of taxpayer dollars.
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Federal workforce to shrink by 300K after Trump cuts
WASHINGTON — There will be some 300,000 fewer federal workers on the government payroll by the end of December than there were in January, according to the Trump administration's top human resources official.
The Trump Administration aspires to end the year with 300,000 fewer federal employees, comparing January to December. Scott Kupor, director of the Office of Personnel Administration, referred to this estimate in an interview with The New York Times, in which he highlighted the importance of the resignation incentives implemented.Read more]]>
Donald Trump to Achieve the Largest Cut in Federal Workforce in 80 Years
In what is being called the largest single-year cut in civilian federal employment since World War II, 2025 will end with 300,000 fewer workers employed by the U.S. government. The post Donald Trump to Achieve the Largest Cut in Federal Workforce in 80 Years appeared first on Breitbart.
Federal workforce to lose 300,000 employees this year, Trump official says
The federal workforce is expected to shed about 300,000 employees by the end of the year, following layoffs and buyouts prompted by the Trump administration's efforts to reduce the size of government, with most of the reductions coming from voluntary buyouts.
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