CIA sent unclassified email with names of recent hires
To comply with Trump’s order to shrink the federal workforce, the CIA sent an unclassified email with the names of new staffers, a U.S. official said.
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CIA shares new employee names through unclassified email
The CIA used unclassified email to share a list of employees hired within the last two years to the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). The agency sent a list of first names and last initials of ...The Hill - 3h -
CIA offers buyouts to employees: Reports
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CIA sends buyout offers, USAID places direct hires on leave
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