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These tend to work through in stages: fastest ones to accept were already looking, and next up are those that are on the fence, and so on... The 8-month buyout
by s3r3nity 2y ago
These tend to work through in stages: fastest ones to accept were already looking, and next up are those that are on the fence, and so on...
The 8-month buyout offer is significantly better than the one-time offer from Clinton in the 90's [1], even adjusting for inflation, so I'd expect that there's a large group of individuals & families that are just taking the time to evaluate the decision.
[https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/statement-the-buyout-program-for-federal-employees https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/statement-the-buyo...]
- leoqa 2y agoInteresting precedent thanks for sharing.
- umeshunni 2y agoAmazing. That offer (and website in general) look and sound identical to what the current administration is proposing.
- zerocrates 2y agoWell, except that Clinton went to Congress for authorization to make those offers and got a law passed, and didn't do a blanket offer to every employee they could blast out an email to, and did them as actual buyouts rather than extended no-work leave.