📊 Data from OPM FedScope: Employment as of December 2025 · Separations & Accessions FY2020–2025. Now includes December 2025 data.

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217,000 federal positions have been restructured since January 2025 — the largest workforce reduction in modern history. Here's the data.

Federal Employees

2.07M

December 2025 snapshot

Average Salary

$116,751

Across all agencies

Separations (FY20-25)

1.6M

People who left

Accessions (FY20-25)

1.64M

People who joined

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$110.3 Billion in “Savings” — We Checked the Math

DOGE claims $110.3B saved from 29,591 terminated contracts, grants, and leases. We pulled every record from the DOGE API and cross-referenced the data. Here's what we found.

13,440

Contracts Cut

15,887

Grants Cut

107K

Payments Reviewed

217K

Positions Lost

Monthly hiring vs. separations over the last 12 months.

Key Findings

Highest Quit Rate

60.8%

of separations at Federal Trade Commission were voluntary quits

Net Workforce Change

+36.9K

net change in federal headcount (FY2020–2025)

Total Accessions+1.64M
Total Separations-1.6M

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* >100% reduction means separations exceeded current headcount (e.g. due to prior hiring freezes or transfers).

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