He plans to offer these air traffic controllers a 20% upfront bonus to keep working. However, he said many air traffic controllers choose to retire after 25 years of service, which means many people retire around the age of 50.
“These are not repairs all night,” Duffy said. “But as we grow up — a, two-year-old, older people, younger men come in, men and women — we can make up for the 3,000 difference.”
Reuters earlier reported on the heart of billionaire Elon Musk’s efforts to cut federal labor, with the Federal Human Resources Agency expected to roll out software to speed up layoffs across the U.S. government.
The software could slow down the government in a plan that many larger federal agencies prepare to implement plans to launch large-scale layoffs for thousands of workers. 260,000 government workers have accepted the acquisition, early retirement or since Republican President Donald Trump returned to the president from January, a citizen retirement or return to the president in January. The process is far from stable. Some workers were wrongly fired and had to be rehired. The software is an updated version of the decades-old Pentagon project called Autorif and has been rarely used in recent years.
Under the guidance of the Musk Department of Efficiency (DOGE), software developers at the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) have created a user-friendly web-friendly version that offers the goal of layoffs faster than the current labor-intensive manual process.
The plan is expected to be launched by OPM to agents, just like Musk took a step back from Doge, which has pushed for layoffs to focus more on Tesla and its other companies.
FAQ
Q1. What is the full form of Doge?
A1. The complete form of the Governor is the Ministry of Efficiency of the Government.
Q2. Who is the Governor?
A2. Elon Musk is the head of the Ministry of Efficiency (DOGE).
