(Bloomberg) -- Federal workers at a number of agencies — including the Defense, Transportation, Agriculture and Energy departments — are getting a second chance to accept a buyout offer, the latest ...

Nearly 20,000 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) employees are taking the Trump administration’s second deferred buyout offer, ...

Staffers at several agencies - among them the Departments of Defense, Energy and Transportation - face deadlines this month to resign now and continue receiving pay through September.

The Energy Department’s $400 billion green bank and clean energy funding office are set to be among the hardest hit in a ...

About 20,000 workers at the IRS have expressed interest in buyout offers extended by the Trump administration as part of its ...

In the fall, as she was interviewing at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Elizabeth Rauenhorst, ...

Economists question how many workers will accept buyouts after Trump sent world markets into a downward spiral and raised ...

In February, about 75,000 federal employees across the government agreed to take part in the first round of the deferred resignation program led by Elon Musk's ... taking the buyout will not ...

This loss, along with the other 10,000 people who resigned or took buyouts, has led to HHS losing a quarter of its employees ... Elon Musk and DOGE just soft-fired everyone at the federal agency ...

A host of U.S. federal agencies have unveiled fresh buyout offers to slash their workforce, renewing a voluntary program that ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk urged employees to keep the faith and “hang ... ever share” in March as Musk led efforts to slash the federal workforce, according to a new report from Edmunds published ...

Federal workers at a number ... getting a second chance to accept a buyout offer, the latest effort to downsize the US government spearheaded by Elon Musk. The initiative bears many of the hallmar ...