75,000 Federal Workers Accept Deferred Resignation Offer Amid Legal Ruling

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About 75,000 federal employees accepted the 'deferred resignation' offer.
The accepted offers represent less than 5% of the federal workforce.
Federal workforce attrition rate was 5.9% in fiscal year 2023.
Judge George A. O’Toole Jr. ruled unions lacked standing to challenge the program.
OPM stated, “The Deferred Resignation Program was both legal and valuable.”

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Judge Rules in Favor of Trump’s Buyout Plan

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Judge George O’Toole ruled unions lack standing to challenge the program.
77,000 workers accepted the buyout package, exceeding previous reports.
O’Toole overturned a temporary restraining order extending the acceptance deadline.
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt called the ruling a win for the President.
Leavitt stated, 'This Boston Buyout Ruling is the first of many legal wins for the President.'
The ruling may impact future legal challenges from federal workers' unions.

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