At least six federal agencies are once again giving their employees the option to resign but be paid through the end of September, according to internal emails obtained by CNN and agency spokespeople.

GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service has a new deputy commissioner and chief of staff as several long-time executives are leaving.

The Labor Department’s new chief information officer is looking to reduce staff in the Office of the CIO by about 30%, ...

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The GSA spokesperson told NBC News that the ... administration to contact all federal employees at once, the new deferred resignation letters were specific to the will of each agency and not ...

The State Department has kicked off a second round of the deferred resignation program, according to an internal email seen ...

The Housing and Urban Development Department became the latest agency to revive the controversial program that offers feds the chance to leave their jobs but continue being paid until Sept. 30.

Deferred Resignation Program 2.0 is giving workers until April 14 to make a major decision. There are risks to consider.

Various federal agencies have renewed deferred resignation offers for employees as the Trump administration eyes further cuts to the federal workforce. The initial “fork in the road” deferred ...

All employees are eligible but must decide by April 11. Meanwhile, GSA employees have through April 18 to opt into the deferred resignation program, which is being offered to all eligible GSA ...