The Department of Defense is launching a deferred resignation program and early retirement initiative aimed at trimming the size of the civilian workforce, the agency said over the weekend.

I don't like this deferred resignation. I do think it is playing on people's fears," Michael L. Vogelsang, Jr. said.

The entire staff of the Defense Digital Service (DDS), the Pentagon’s decade-old technology development office, is leaving by ...

WASHINGTON — Highly qualified experts, civilian employees who are also reservists and foreign embassy staff do not qualify for the Defense Department’s deferred resignation program because ...

“There are no excluded positions at GSA, and employees are still eligible if they are on RIF lists,” according to a Friday ...

A network of thousands of lawyers will offer free legal support after recent and “unprecedented” levels of concern from ...

While the Air Force Academy sent a letter to incoming cadets early last week reassuring them of a quality education at the ...

The Department of Defense recently announced a “deferred resignation program and a voluntary early retirement authority (or ”VERA") for civilian employees — and employees can apply for either starting ...

The departments of Agriculture, Housing and Urban Development, Defense, Energy and Transportation, as well as the General Services Administration, have reopened the controversial deferred resignation ...

In a memo Friday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directed his team to implement another deferred resignation program. A news release published Saturday said the program was being “reopened for ...

The Department of Defense (DoD) announced a Deferred Resignation Program (DRP) and Voluntary Early Retirement Authority (VERA) for civilian employees ...

Employees with the Justice Department’s civil rights division have been offered another chance to take deferred resignations, ...