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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s not a buyout. I hope that most feds will be smart enough to realize this and not take it. [/quote] Yes and no. It looks like they are saying people that accept the offer will be placed on administrative leave until September, but they don't have the authority to grant that much leave. Like everything else they are doing it is either poorly thought through or some sick game. I agree with you that nobody should accept this offer. The NY Times is reporting: [/quote] "Employees who accept the offer will “promptly have their duties reassigned or eliminated,” according to a guidance memo published by the O.P.M. on Tuesday. Workers will then be placed on paid administrative leave until the end of September, or an earlier resignation date of their choosing. Employees who resign will not be expected to work, except in rare cases determined by agencies, according to a question-and-answer page on O.P.M.’s website. Agency heads can require some employees to continue working for some time before they are placed on leave. It is unclear what authority the Trump administration has to offer paid administrative leave to effectively the entire federal civilian work force. Under the law, no employee can be on administrative leave for more than 10 days in a year — let alone more than seven months.[quote][/quote]
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