NASA Says Nearly 4,000 Workers to Leave Space Agency

NASA workforce cuts raise fears about safety for space missions

The exodus at NASA has shaken the officials at the space agency and stoked concerns about its ability to fly astronauts safely.

Almost 4,000 workers voluntarily leave NASA. Staff reduction numbers in Alabama unclear.

Signups for separation ended July 25.

NASA says nearly 4,000 workers to leave space agency: Reports

NASA’s workforce is undergoing one of its largest reductions in decades, with nearly 4,000 employees choosing to resign through a deferred departure program backed by the Trump administration.

NASA says nearly 4,000 workers to leave space agency

Nearly 4,000 NASA employees are leaving under a Trump-era deferred resignation program, reducing the agency’s workforce by 20% amid growing concerns over budget cuts.

More than 20% of NASA employees opt to leave agency: US media

US media outlets say nearly 4,000 employees have applied to leave the NASA space agency under a program by President Donald Trump's administration to cut federal spending.

NASA Faces Potential 4,000-Employee Layoff In Latest Resignation Wave - Data Intelligence

NASA Faces Potential 4,000-Employee Layoff in Latest Resignation Wave In a surprising turn of events, reports have emerged indicating that NASA is grappling with the possibility of a significant workforce reduction, with up to 4,000 employees facing potential layoffs. This development comes in the wake of a broader trend of employee resignations within the agency, stirring concerns over the future of America’s premier space exploration organizat…