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Federal Workers Confront Pressure to Resign Amid Overhaul

Federal employees receive ultimatum to resign or face uncertain job security in bid for reforms under new administration.

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Federal workers face an ultimatum from the Trump administration, offering severance pay to those who resign by February 6, 2024. This move mirrors tactics used by Elon Musk during his management at Twitter, raising concerns among employees about job security and the legality of the offers. Many federal workers are skeptical of the offer's legitimacy and fear it reflects a deeper agenda to replace them with loyalists. Unions urge caution, highlighting possible legal violations. The offer has sparked mixed reactions, from resistance to resignation considerations within government ranks.

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