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@nytimes.com Please read the email and fix your reporting. This isn’t a buyout. It’s a “deferred” resignation. You resign now and continue to work until Sep 30.
Link to email: www.opm.gov/fork
Link to email: www.opm.gov/fork
January 29, 2025 at 4:48 AM
@nytimes.com Please read the email and fix your reporting. This isn’t a buyout. It’s a “deferred” resignation. You resign now and continue to work until Sep 30.
Link to email: www.opm.gov/fork
Link to email: www.opm.gov/fork
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I have read the email from OPM. It is not what has been reported. IT IS NOT A BUY OUT.
It is an exemption from the partially unenforceable return to the office EO until end of the Fiscal Year. You may have to work every single workday until the end of the FY. No guarantees. All discretionary.
It is an exemption from the partially unenforceable return to the office EO until end of the Fiscal Year. You may have to work every single workday until the end of the FY. No guarantees. All discretionary.
January 29, 2025 at 12:13 AM
I have read the email from OPM. It is not what has been reported. IT IS NOT A BUY OUT.
It is an exemption from the partially unenforceable return to the office EO until end of the Fiscal Year. You may have to work every single workday until the end of the FY. No guarantees. All discretionary.
It is an exemption from the partially unenforceable return to the office EO until end of the Fiscal Year. You may have to work every single workday until the end of the FY. No guarantees. All discretionary.
His first order of business should be to sue the doctor that overfilled his face.
First Cabinet Secretary with Botox face
November 13, 2024 at 9:08 PM
His first order of business should be to sue the doctor that overfilled his face.
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First Cabinet Secretary with Botox face
November 13, 2024 at 8:52 PM
First Cabinet Secretary with Botox face