Trump moves about 8,000 federal positions to Schedule Policy/Career

An executive order Wednesday formalized Schedule Policy/Career, a new employment category that will strip job protections from close to 8,000 federal employees.

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Reduction in Force (RIF): Comprehensive FAQ for Federal Employees

Table of Contents1. FAQ Summary 2. RIF Basics 3. Severance Pay 4. Health Insurance (FEHB) 5. Life Insurance (FEGLI) 6. Retirement Benefits 7. Priority Hiring Programs 8. Leave Balances 9. TSP Account Options 10. Tax Consequences 11. Support Resources 12. Unemployment Benefits 13. Action Plan Timeline 14. Table of Key RIF Elements 15. Next StepsSummaryThis FAQ addresses the financial implications of a federal Reduction in Force (RIF), covering: • Severance pay calculation and eligibility • Health

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Career Transition Assistance Plan (CTAP) provides selection priority for internal agency vacancies.

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Reduction in Force (RIF): Comprehensive FAQ for Federal Employees

Table of Contents1. FAQ Summary 2. RIF Basics 3. Severance Pay 4. Health Insurance (FEHB) 5. Life Insurance (FEGLI) 6. Retirement Benefits 7. Priority Hiring Programs 8. Leave Balances 9. TSP Account Options 10. Tax Consequences 11. Support Resources 12. Unemployment Benefits 13. Action Plan Timeline 14. Table of Key RIF Elements 15. Next StepsSummaryThis FAQ addresses the financial implications of a federal Reduction in Force (RIF), covering: • Severance pay calculation and eligibility • Health

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Did you know severance payments stop if you're reemployed by the federal government?

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Reduction in Force (RIF): Comprehensive FAQ for Federal Employees

Table of Contents1. FAQ Summary 2. RIF Basics 3. Severance Pay 4. Health Insurance (FEHB) 5. Life Insurance (FEGLI) 6. Retirement Benefits 7. Priority Hiring Programs 8. Leave Balances 9. TSP Account Options 10. Tax Consequences 11. Support Resources 12. Unemployment Benefits 13. Action Plan Timeline 14. Table of Key RIF Elements 15. Next StepsSummaryThis FAQ addresses the financial implications of a federal Reduction in Force (RIF), covering: • Severance pay calculation and eligibility • Health

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US Judge Orders Federal Agencies to Rehire Fired Workers

 In a landmark ruling, a U.S. federal judge has ordered several federal agencies to reinstate employees who were terminated under previous a...

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🚨 Federal Court Extends Block on Trump’s “Fork in the Road” Resignation Program 🚨

A federal judge has once again halted the implementation of the “Fork in the Road” program.

💼 What does this mean for federal workers? What’s next in the legal fight? Read the full breakdown here:
🔗 https://jmadisonplc.com/blog/2025/02/federal-court-extends-halt-of-president-trump-s-fork-in-the-road-resignation-program

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Still having lots of work related stress based on forced return to office. I have a permanent reasonable accommodation request to remote work due to medical reasons. If I’m required to return and my RA is rescinded I suppose I’ll have to file some kind of legal madness, and start looking for work. Here’s hoping I’m treated fairly. I’m truly physically not able to return to the office right now. I wish I could, I like working in the office, but right now, medical issues truly an obstacle to doing that. I’m scared, stressed out, and worried. I know all of those things are synonymous, but those feelings are real right now, and I think they’re real for a lot of federal employees. #disability #a11y #FederalEmployment