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Trump’s administration offers ransom of federal employees
Fox News’ Peter Doocy reports the latest bids from the White House. Doocy and co -organizers ‘Fox & Friends’ also discuss the decision to withdraw the security details of General Mark Milley and the first press conference at the Karolina Leavitt White House.
AND Central intelligence agencyIn what officials claimed that it was an effort to match the Agency with Trump’s daily order, she offered buying all the staff on Tuesday.
AND Wall Street Journal They reported that the agency was the first to tell their employees that they could give up and get eight months of salaries and fees.
Last month, Trump administration He offered approximately 2 million federal employees who would be paid until September, although the window accepted that the offer was closing on Thursday.
While Trump’s administration offered offers for around 2 million federal workers, some categories were exempted from buying out buyers, including federal workers with roles of national security.
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The seal of the central intelligence agency is shown at the entrance to the CIA headquarters McLean, va. (Reuters/Evelyn Hockstein)
CIA Director John Ratcliffe said White house In order to expand the same offer to employees within CIA, hoping that it could put it on the path of a “aggressive” agency, said assistant to Wall Street Journal.
Fox News learned that, although CIA was exempt, Ratcliffe personally decided that he wanted the agency to participate.
On Thursday, he sent an E -Star to the Office of Staff Management and asked for a procedure that would allow the CIA and that it would be a long time and giving the same opportunity, while maintaining flexibility to work through the departure of employees in critical areas.
Ratcliffe also decided to offer the possibility of premature retirement to long -lasting countries, while at the same time stopping the arrest of any officer who offered a job late during the Biden Management Board to ensure their position aligned with the priorities of Trump administration.
President Donald Trump’s candidate for CIA director John Ratcliffe appears at the Senate Confirmation at Capitol Hill, January 15, 2025 in Washington, DC (Andrew Hardik/Getty Images)
“Ratcliffe director is quickly moving to ensure that the CIA’s workforce responds to priorities of administration national security,” CIA spokesman for Fox News Digital told. “These moves are part of the Holistic Strategy to insert the agency to renewed energy, providing opportunities for growing leaders and better position the CIA to deliver its mission.”
The Staff Management Office, which acts as the Human Resources Department of the Federal Government, informed about 2 million federal employees on January 28 that they would ask them to work from their offices five days a week, or could leave their roles through the equivalent of the offer buy. The deadline for accepting the offer is February 6th.
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Those who decide to take the offer will keep all the salaries and benefits and be released from personal work by September 30.
During Trump’s first week in power, he issued several directives to the federal workforce, including the request that distant employees must return to his personal job.
