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Thousands of U.S. federal workers take buyouts amid Trump’s workforce cuts
A vacation pitch, fear of layoffs, and family struggles drove thousands of buyouts
Feb 15, 2025
Feb 15, 2025
A vacation pitch, fear of layoffs, and family struggles drove thousands of buyouts
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75,000 workers sign up for the buyout, equal to 3% of the civilian workforce