The moves are part of an effort to fold some OPM functions into the General Services Administration, one employee impacted by the layoffs told Government Executive. “While the work may go to GSA, it presents a massive risk of failure to suddenly ...

GSA leaders told employees earlier this month that they are expected to reduce total spending across all programs and personnel by 50%.

Pointing to guidance stating that GSA should cut “non-essential consulting” functions, Shedd wrote that the “18F Office has been identified as part of this phase of GSA’s Reduction in Force (RIF) as non-critical.”

The memo, published just a few hours before the midnight deadline, says responses should be sent to both OPM and agency leadership.

House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Democrats want documents pertaining to the DOGE-led reductions-in-force, per a letter sent Monday.

An agency-wide email was sent to GSA employees on Monday in what represents the "first step" of a move to reduce the number of workers in the agency as DOGE rages on.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) made another move impacting Nevadans this week, firing employees of the General Services Administration (GSA) across the state.

The Trump administration sent out a second round of emails demanding federal employees summarize their work over the past week after the first effort fizzled.

A Nevada senator shares the negative impacts after announcing the Trump administration fired all General Service Administration employees in Nevada.

Here are the agencies where we have confirmed layoffs have taken or are about to take place. We will update as we learn more.

WASHINGTON - Elon Musk, President Donald Trump's point person to root out what he says is government waste, on Monday renewed his threat to fire federal workers who do not comply with his demand to justify their jobs, even after the Trump administration said workers did not have to respond.