A coalition of attorneys general are warning federal employees about the Trump administration's "questionable" buyout offer, saying those who choose to resign may not be guaranteed its benefits.

Google is offering a voluntary buyout program to its U.S.-based employees within the "Platforms and Devices" unit. The division includes over 25,000 full-time staff working on products like ...

Thousands of federal workers have accepted the Trump administration’s buyout offer — taking eight months’ pay and benefits in exchange for walking away from the government workforce ...

WASHINGTON ― At least 20,000 federal employees have accepted the buyout offer President Donald Trump made to the entire federal workforce before Thursday's deadline, a White House official said ...

This sweeping buyout program aims to rapidly reduce the size of the federal government, offering employees compensation as an incentive to leave their posts, according to a memo from the United ...

President Donald Trump’s bid to encourage mass resignations by federal employees comes with a critical caveat: They must abandon any right to sue the US government. The condition is included at ...

Decision time is looming for an estimated 2 million federal employees who are eligible for the buyout plan proffered by President Trump. Workers have until Thursday to decide whether or not to ...

A contract buyout is when an NWSL club and player agree upon a fee to be paid upfront in order to terminate a contract with immediate effect. Buyouts can occur midseason or in the offseason.

Republican officials have been quietly pointing out that the Trump administration's so-called buyout program is illegal, but they doubt that congressional Republicans will push back, sources told ...

At least 20,000 federal employees have accepted what amounts to a buyout from the Trump administration, a source confirmed to The Hill on Tuesday. Employees still have until Feb. 6 to accept the ...

The better route for the Rockets would be the buyout market. During James Harden's time with the Rockets, they were one of the go-to destinations for free agents who just entered the buyout market.

In a later memo titled “A Fork in the Road,” the government’s Office of Personnel Management, which had described the offer as “administrative leave,” explained more, Axios reported.