SBA Employees Face Deadline for Deferred Resignation Program
March 31, 2025 - 12:34
In a significant move, the Small Business Administration (SBA) is giving its employees a second chance to consider the Deferred Resignation Program, also known as the “Fork in the Road.” With the impending Reduction in Force (RIF) announcements, employees have until April 7 to make their decision regarding this voluntary program.
The Deferred Resignation Program is designed to provide employees with an opportunity to resign voluntarily while receiving certain benefits. This initiative aims to help the SBA manage workforce reductions more smoothly, allowing employees to transition out of their roles with support rather than facing immediate layoffs.
As the deadline approaches, many employees are weighing their options, considering factors such as job security, future employment prospects, and personal circumstances. The SBA's leadership encourages all staff to carefully evaluate their choices during this critical time, emphasizing the importance of making informed decisions that align with their career goals and personal needs.
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