Fewer than five per cent of US federal workers take payout scheme to resign

The Trump administration will have 75,000 fewer federal workers by September, as part of a payout scheme. They’ve decided that people must return to in-person work and offered a deal to those who don’t want to. Caroline Malone reports.

Written by: Leonard Witbeen

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