Liz Goggin, a social worker with the Veterans Health Administration, took the offer to resign in exchange for pay and ...

The email itself contained only two sentences: “The Deferred Resignation Program is now closed. Resignations received after 7 ...

Here’s what we know about the deferred resignation program offered to federal employees by the Trump administration.

A letter from Emil Bove, acting deputy attorney general, accepting the resignation of Danielle R. Sassoon, Manhattan’s acting U.S. attorney, over her refusal to drop the case against Mayor Eric Adams.

A top prosecutor who brought corruption charges against Eric Adams resigned Friday after being ordered by the Trump Justice ...

In exchange for voluntarily resigning employment with the federal government, federal workers have been told via an email memo that they would immediately enter “deferred resignation” status.

Workers are not obligated to respond to the email. Although it’s not required, OPM said workers can respond to the deferred resignation email by typing “resign and retire.” “If you simply ...

The deferred resignation offer is the brainchild of the ... Would you still get paid through Sept. 30?" The agency's email lacks specifics and guarantees about the offer, adding to government ...

30 if they submit a "deferred resignation" by a Feb. 6 deadline. The email is a follow-on to one issued Jan. 28 by the Office of Personnel Management that announced a deferred resignation program ...

The deferred resignation offer, sent without warning ... an underappreciated group of firefighters, and getting that email just took the rest of the wind out of their sails.” ...

The email did not acknowledge the possibility ... At least 65,000 federal workers have now opted in to the deferred resignation program, a White House official told CNN on Thursday.

Under the “deferred resignation” agreement you will have a limited timeframe to retire. You may have already received an acceptance agreement for the new “deferred resignation” offer and ...