Ex-head of Social Security claimed DOGE actions could cause payment interruptions. Here's context
Only time will tell if the prediction by Martin O’Malley, the former Social Security commissioner, is accurate.
Social Security Administration will have 'significant' cuts. What does this mean for you?
The Social Security Administraton's planning to ax 7,000 jobs. What this means for its workers and Social Security ...
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Social Security Administration offering voluntary buyouts ahead of "significant workforce reductions"
The Social Security Administration is offering financial incentives ranging ... The option echoes the "fork in the road" or ...
Social Security Admin Tells Employees Musk Email Is Voluntary: Report
Musk warned federal employees over the weekend that non-responses to the email would "be taken as a resignation." ...
Social Security Announces Major Cut to 'Bloated Workforce'
In a press release, the agency said it plans to reduce its current staff of around 57,000 to a target of 50,000 employees.
Memo on ‘Organizational Restructuring’ at Social Security Administration
Memo after the jump. (The following is a complete copy of the memo, with the exception of a part at the end pro ...
Social Security Administration offering voluntary buyouts ahead of expected layoffs
The Social Security Administration is offering payouts to employees who voluntarily resign from the federal agency, ahead of ...
‘It’s the shadow OPM’: How DOGE is using a once-obscure federal agency as ground zero for its plans to shrink government
OPM has instructed all agencies to draw up similar plans for large-scale layoffs, issuing a joint memo with the Office of ...
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Ohio has 83K federal civilian employees, many in region: DOGE job cuts could hurt
The Trump administration is trying to drastically reduce the size and payroll of the federal government, which is the nation’s single largest employer that has tens of thousands of civilian employees ...
For some federal workers, Trump and Musk offer a career springboard
Much of the U.S. civil service has recoiled at DOGE’s attempts to revamp the government. Others have been promoted.