President Trump continued his crusade to thin out the federal bureaucracy by offering all 3 million federal workers eight ...

For the federal government's largest group of employees -- nurses caring for military veterans through the Department of ...

More than 2 million employees have until Thursday at 11:59 p.m. EST to decide. Officials have been increasing pressure on ...

said Linda Ward-Smith, a nurse at the Department of Veterans Affairs ... 5% to 10% of federal workers will take the "deferred resignation" offer, producing an estimated savings of $100 billion.

VA nurses are somewhat older than the rest of the workforce, with 16.2% of nurses 55 and older, compared with 14.6% for the rest of the federal workforce, AP's analysis shows.

referring to the resignation letter that says employees aren't expected to work except in "rare circumstances." A dozen state attorneys general around the country have also cautioned federal ...

The president’s push to downsize the federal workforce and allure more employees into his resignation plan has fostered confusion and fierce pushback. The Trump administration is trying to ...

Following the Office of Personnel Management's offer of a buyout for federal employees, ABC News spoke with one employee who explained how the process is going so far.

Administrators and School of Nursing faculty have remained tight-lipped on what prompted former Dean Mei Fu’s premature resignation in February, leaving the future of the school’s leadership hanging ...

The Trump administration has released an FAQ to clarify questions around the deferred resignation offer made to federal workers this week, giving eight months’ salary to workers who opt to resign.