The Department of Housing and Urban Development released the numbers on how many staffers took a second resignation offer ...

The EPA on Monday said it’s reopening its deferred resignation program, colloquially known as the “fork in the road,” and ...

The deferred resignation proposal was initially made to workers in late January. At the time, the administration set what it portrayed as a firm deadline of Feb. 6 in hopes of pressuring as many ...

So many workers at the Transportation Department have accepted a second “fork in the road” deferred resignation offer that some are being asked to reconsider, two people familiar with the ...

Federal workers who accepted President Trump and Elon Musk’s so-called ‘fork in the road’ fear Republicans have “pulled the ...

Understanding how the Deferred Resignation Program 2.0 may impact federal employees’ retirement benefits is crucial. However, ...

Some IRS employees who accepted the first “deferred resignation" offer had to stay on the job through May 15 because the ...

That includes a reported 388 probationary employees terminated in February and hundreds of employees who accepted the administration's initial deferred resignation, known as the Fork-in-the-Road ...

Approximately 123 out of 210 current LPO employees have registered to opt into buyouts, two department employees confirmed to the Washington Examiner.

More feds made the difficult choice to opt for a deferred resignation out of fear, stress or burnout. But others remain hopeful for the civil service's future.

"The option to take the fork in the road closed on February 12, 2025. Since then, we have heard from staff who wish they had taken it. Today, we’re launching a second Deferred Resignation ...