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The offer comes before what will be “a very significant” reduction in force, Education Department officials write.

The Education Department is offering a buyout of up to $25,000 to most of its employees, according to a department-wide email obtained by POLITICO.

Employees have until Monday at 11:59 p.m. to make a decision, Jacqueline Clay, a chief human capital officer, wrote in an email sent on Friday afternoon.

“This is a one time offer in advance of a very significant Reduction in Force for the US Department of Education,” Clay wrote.

Those who take the offer can stack it with retirement benefits. They will receive the equivalence of severance pay or $25,000, whichever is less, Clay wrote in an email. The offer would take effect March 31.

Most department employees are eligible. A few exceptions include those that are using disability retirement, received a student loan repayment benefit in the last 36 months or was awarded a retention bonus in the last 12 months. . .

Source(politico.com)

>The offer comes before what will be “a very significant” reduction in force, Education Department officials write. >The Education Department is offering a buyout of up to $25,000 to most of its employees, according to a department-wide email obtained by POLITICO. >Employees have until Monday at 11:59 p.m. to make a decision, Jacqueline Clay, a chief human capital officer, wrote in an email sent on Friday afternoon. >“This is a one time offer in advance of a very significant Reduction in Force for the US Department of Education,” Clay wrote. >Those who take the offer can stack it with retirement benefits. They will receive the equivalence of severance pay or $25,000, whichever is less, Clay wrote in an email. The offer would take effect March 31. >Most department employees are eligible. A few exceptions include those that are using disability retirement, received a student loan repayment benefit in the last 36 months or was awarded a retention bonus in the last 12 months. . . [Source](https://www.politico.com/news/2025/02/28/education-department-quit-00206765)
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Quit by Monday and receive $25K in cash!

Correction: Quit by Monday and receive $25K $12K in hyper-inflated fiat currency after the (((IRS))) steals 50% of it! They'll steal more of it later on too. Enjoy your (((great deal))).

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Yes, I'll enjoy thinking about when they get their termination packages and discover the IRS has taxed them on their severance checks like they made that much money every week. OUCH!