From Government Executive:
The Social Security Administration is opening up separation incentives to nearly every job category across its workforce, with about one in four employees eligible to leave.
The largest independent federal agency announced the early retirement offer in a June memorandum obtained by Government Executive. All employees who wish to take advantage must separate by Sept. 1. Only the agency’s 1,600 administrative law judges are not eligible to accept the offer.
Employees must have 20 years experience and be at least 50 years old, or have 25 years of service and be any age, to qualify under the Voluntary Early Retirement Authority. ...
A Message to All SSA Employees
ReplyDeleteSubject: Availability of Early Out Retirement for 2017-- INFORMATION
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is offering early out retirement to all employees except Administrative Law Judges, effective immediately.
By July 14, 2017, all eligible employees who wish to retire must advise their immediate supervisors of their intent to separate through the early out program and contact their servicing personnel office (SPO) to initiate their retirement processing. All eligible employees who wish to retire must separate by September 1, 2017.
RUN! Forest, RUNNNN!
ReplyDeleteNot many SSA employees ever jump for the early out offers. SSA is too cheap to offer buy-outs...
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