CIA offer to pay out contracts might not be available to every employee

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The federal government’s incentives to resign that were recently extended to the CIA might not be available to every employee of the agency, the Washington Examiner has learned.

The CIA gathers essential information on foreign entities and uses that to reinforce America’s national security, unlike other agencies such as the FBI, which has a domestic focus. Vacancies in certain parts of the CIA could jeopardize foreign intelligence gathering.

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