The email continued to suggest that employees could either assume other jobs or even take a vacation and travel to their "dream destination" if they chose to resign, saying they could remain on ...

Federal employees across the country should accept a buyout offer and go on their "dream" vacation, according to a copy of the note sent to Anadolu Friday ahead of a key deadline next week.

Additional compensation changes include increasing the pay for bottom-of-scale by 50 cents an hour, raising the supervisor premium to $2 from $1.50, and giving new employees vacation time during ...

Or they may not — if the VA determines that it’s “necessary for the employee to continue performing their duties.” In other words: no nice vacation. Screenshot of a letter from the Acting ...

A federal employee who works in the Department of Veterans Affairs alerted Rolling Stone to the FAQ, and also provided screenshots of recent department emails that undermine its claims. The FAQ reads ...

But that supposed “nice vacation” and no-work pledge is far from guaranteed. First, as the FAQ addresses, the deferred resignation is not available to wide swaths of government employees ...

The new year brings a fresh round of vacation days, but for many employees, any unused time from the previous year unfortunately can't be carried over. Many employees feel the pressure of trying to ...

President Trump’s “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE) said federal employees who take the government buyout option can take a vacation or “watch movies and chill.” “Answering the most common ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's administration moved Tuesday to end affirmative action in federal contracting and directed that all federal diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) staff be put on paid ...

Companies are squeezing every efficiency out of their teams. More of them now figure the least they can do is give employees “unlimited” paid time off.

President Donald Trump announced that all federal DEI employees would be placed on paid leave Wednesday. The sweeping executive order rolls back legislation dating back to the 1960s. It's part of ...