US Federal Employees Fear Mass Firings as Thursday Buyout Deadline Nears
Federal worker unions renewed their warning to their members that the offer is not trustworthy and may not be legal, despite administration assurances. At least 20,000 workers have so far taken the deal, according to a White House source. That is about 1% of the government's 2.3 million civilian workforce.
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Workers have until Thursday to decide whether to take an offer to resign now and be paid through the end of September.
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