Tracye Winfrey Howard and Nick Peterson of Wiley discuss the framework of the government's employee buyout program and ...

Of the 60,000 civilian jobs the Pentagon is looking to cut, about 21,000 employees have accepted voluntary resignations, a ...

The Pentagon plans to cut 50,000 to 60,000 civilian employees, representing a 5-8% reduction in its workforce. Fort Bragg ...

The Pentagon is working toward deeper cuts to its civilian workforce after about 21,000 civilian employees volunteered for a ...

By Matthew Olay, DoD News . A senior defense official told the media today that approximately 21,000 Defense Department civilian employees volunteered to particip ...

The Pentagon confirmed that up to 60,000 civilian jobs will be cut as part of the plan to redirect resources to "mission ...

"As long as this continues, I think federal employees will see really no change in their benefits," said Alan Lescht.

Columbus prosecutors take deferred resignation ...

The Department of Defense approved more than 20,000 applications from civilian employees in the deferred resignation program, according to a senior defense official.

Just a few questions for a stable genius. How does government save money by offering buyouts to the tune of one thousand million dollars to employees relieved of their jobs? Along with the proposed ...

The Pentagon aims to cut 50,000 to 60,000 civilians -- and 21,000 voluntary resignations have been accepted so far.

A senior defense official told the media that approximately 21,000 civilian employees of the U.S. Defense Department have agreed to participate in the Deferred Resignation ...