The administration is using the threat of additional firings to pressure more employees into taking their "Fork in the Road" ...

Highly qualified experts, civilian employees who are also reservists and foreign embassy staff do not qualify for the Defense ...

The new offers were specific to the wills of each agency and not dictated by the Office of Personnel Management, said an ...

At least seven agencies have relaunched their deferred resignation programs to make a "fork in the road" offer to employees, ...

In an effort to further shrink the size of its civilian workforce, the Defense Department is reopening the Deferred Resignation Program and offering early retirements or voluntary separations to its ...

As the courts wrangle over the termination of thousands of federal employees across the nation, some of those workers are facing a major decision: whether to take their employers up on a second offer ...

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.

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 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 SBA has reportedly reopened the 'Fork in the Road' option that DOGE first floated to most government workers in late January.