WASHINGTON—Nearly six months into President Trump’s second term, voluntary departures from the government have thinned the ...

Federal agencies could choose to fire workers en masse or offer options like buyouts. Here's what we know about how and when ...

The Supreme Court gave the Trump administration the green light to reorganize agencies and begin the process of mass firings of federal workers. The reductions in force had been on hold for months, ...

When President-elect Donald Trump moves back into The White House, federal workers may have their daily routine upended. WJLA – Washington D.C. What this could mean for DC.

Trump's spending cuts target probationary workers. What does the status mean? ... According to government data, around 220,000 federal employees had served under one year as of March 2024.

Compare the amount of federal workers in Texas to places like Virginia (147,358), Washington, D.C. (162,489) and Maryland (144,497). “ One thing to keep in mind is that, yes, that means you have ...

Washington, D.C., employs the most federal workers as of March 2024 with 161,144. After that, the five states with the highest totals are: California: 147,487 ...

Many federal workers live in Baltimore and usually work from home. Now they're being told they have to commute to Washington, D.C., every day, meaning longer days and added expenses.

The Trump administration is making an unprecedented offer to all federal employees who opt to leave their jobs — a move to shrink the U.S. government at breakneck speed. Millions of employees ...

Nearly 80,000 federal workers have taken Donald Trump's buyout offer, and while that number represents a small percentage of the more than 3 million workers on the federal payroll, the buyout ...

Kentucky is home to roughly 23,500 federal workers. With DOGE cuts happening nationwide, ... Kentucky has nearly 23,500 federal workers. Here's what DOGE cuts could mean for them.

Donald Trump may change whether federal employees return to work, sources tell News4. What to know on Metro, downtown D.C. and return to office plans.