The Trump administration shrank the federal work force by about 220,000 workers through November, representing about a 10 percent cut, according to new data that offers the first clear view of the president’s blitz to remake the government’s labor force. This decline, which also accounts for limited new hiring, has reversed the last decade of growth for America’s largest employer, returning the federal work force to roughly the size it was when President Trump took office the first time.
But the cuts went far deeper for some agencies and offices: They have had the effect of hollowing out decades-old functions of the federal government.
U.S. Agency for International Development
4,845378–92%
Institute of Education Sciences
19125–87%
National Endowment for the Humanities
21658–73%
Agency for Health Care Research and Quality
297108–64%
Institute of Museum and Library Services
9840–59%
Federal Student Aid
1,450780–46%
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
315185–41%
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
932574–38%
Rural Development
4,9813,141–37%
Food and Nutrition Service
1,8301,231–33%
In many cases, the departures have whittled down agencies that hadn’t grown in years or benefited from the expansion of the federal work force over the last two decades. Most of that expansion has been driven by just one agency, the Department of Veterans Affairs. In other words, Mr. Trump’s cuts — some carried out haphazardly, then reversed — aren’t a simple rollback of recent government bloat, but a more fundamental change to what the government does.
“Reshaping the federal work force is essential to building a government that works for the American people, not the bureaucracy,” said Scott Kupor, the director of the federal Office of Personnel Management, in a statement. The broader effort, he added, “ensures taxpayer dollars support a work force that delivers efficient, responsive and high-quality services.”
Amid all the cuts, one agency has notably swelled: Immigration and Customs Enforcement expanded by about 30 percent through November, and more new hires have been announced since as the Trump administration continues to ramp up its deportation campaign.
The new data published by O.P.M. does not identify which workers departed under the “fork in the road” buyouts promoted by Elon Musk, which offered workers months of paid leave through last September to induce them to quit. The departure numbers released this week also don’t include workers who were eligible to retire in December under the deferred resignations program. Full numbers for the program are expected to be released in February.
In a typical year, more than 200,000 federal workers depart, and even more are newly hired. What makes last year’s numbers different is that more workers than usual left, while far fewer were brought on to replace them:
Workers who were let go and later reinstated may be counted in the data as both a separation and a new hire. Thousands of federal workers faced such dizzying reversals last year, as Mr. Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency swept through Washington in the first months of the administration firing workers with little accounting for which roles were essential. Some agency heads later reversed those decisions to ensure they could carry out fundamental jobs like responding to bird flu, maintaining the nation’s nuclear arsenal and processing the annual flood of Americans’ tax returns.
Other efforts by the administration to push out workers remain tied up in litigation; their effects aren’t fully accounted for in the new data. The administration, for instance, has tried to incapacitate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. About three-quarters of the workers there remain, according to the data, but since last February many of them have been told to halt their job functions, and the administration has fought in court to stop funding the agency altogether.
At other offices, including across the Department of Education and the U.S. Agency for International Development, staff reductions have had the effect of crippling programs the administration dislikes — regardless of laws mandating them, or congressional intent to fund them.
“The mission of government can’t occur absent federal employees to carry out those missions,” said Jacqueline Simon, the policy director for the American Federation of Government Employees. “And so they’ve figured out a way to undermine the ability of agencies to carry out their missions.”
Below, you can look up more than 500 agencies and sub-agencies of the federal government, comparing their reported work force as of November 2025 with one year earlier:
U.S. Agency for International Development
4,845378–92%
National Endowment for the Humanities
21658–73%
Institute of Museum and Library Services
9840–59%
National Endowment for the Arts
174115–34%
Office of English Language Acquisition
170–100%
Institute of Education Sciences
19125–87%
Office of the General Counsel
12536–71%
Office of Communications and Outreach
8325–70%
Office of the Duty Secretary of Education
7828–64%
Office of the Chief Information Officer
9939–61%
Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education
6331–51%
Federal Student Aid
1,450780–46%
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
315185–41%
Office of the Under Secretary
1811–39%
Office of Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development
12781–36%
Office of Postsecondary Education
188126–33%
Office for Civil Rights
608432–29%
Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services
181133–27%
Office of Inspector General
204154–25%
Immediate Office of the Secretary of Education
7457–23%
Office of Finance and Operations
398306–23%
National Assessment Governing Board
3529–17%
Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs
2118–14%
Assistant Secretary for Housing-Federal Housing Commissioner
3713–65%
Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control
4622–52%
Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development
732469–36%
Office of Field Policy and Management
10468–35%
Office of General Counsel
2,9602,110–29%
Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer
1,9701,405–29%
Office of the Chief Financial officer
418302–28%
Office of the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
621465–25%
Office of Departmental Operations and Coordination
7155–23%
Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
668523–22%
Office of Inspector General
739597–19%
Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations
4249+17%
Other
0337—
Office of the Chief Procurement Officer
01—
Office of the Customer Experience
151–93%
Offices of the Regional Administrators
3519–46%
Office of the Human Resources Management
465271–42%
Immediate Office of the Administrator
4426–41%
Office of Administrative Services
13188–33%
Public Buildings Service
5,6484,001–29%
Office of Strategic Communication
10072–28%
Office of Civil Rights
2015–25%
Office of General Counsel
180136–24%
Office of the Chief Financial officer
796646–19%
Office of GSA IT
500409–18%
Federal Acquisition Service
4,7163,967–16%
Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs
3227–16%
Office of Inspector General
273238–13%
Office of Mission Assurance
121105–13%
Office of Governmentwide Policy
254225–11%
Office of Small Business Utilization
3937–5%
Civilian Board of Contract Appeals
3029–3%
Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement
5026–48%
Office of Communications
5029–42%
National Institute of Food and Agriculture
482289–40%
Office of Budget and Program Analysis
6036–40%
Rural Development
4,9813,141–37%
National Agricultural Statistics Service
793507–36%
FPAC Business Center
1,6241,052–35%
Departmental Administration
492327–34%
Food and Nutrition Service
1,8301,231–33%
Office of the Secretary of Agriculture
171114–33%
Civil Rights
14499–31%
Agricultural Research Service
7,1385,054–29%
Economic Research Service
292207–29%
Office of the Chief Economist
6850–26%
National Appeals Division
7053–24%
Farm Service Agency
3,3862,568–24%
Foreign Agricultural Service
732553–24%
Office of the Chief Financial Officer
988750–24%
Office of the Chief Information Officer
1,5891,218–23%
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
8,6166,682–22%
Natural Resources Conservation Service
11,7779,197–22%
Office of the General Counsel
278218–22%
Forest Service
33,33828,221–15%
Agricultural Marketing Service
4,5233,881–14%
Office of the Inspector General
425366–14%
Risk Management Agency
416356–14%
Homeland Security Staff
5548–13%
Food Safety and Inspection Service
8,3967,526–10%
Bureau of the Fiscal Service
3,2842,183–34%
Office of Inspector General
223156–30%
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
3,6502,797–23%
Internal Revenue Service
100,64379,782–21%
Office of the Inspector General for Tax Administration
802667–17%
U.S. Mint
1,6221,351–17%
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
1,9531,646–16%
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau
524454–13%
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network
275244–11%
Departmental Offices
2,7132,811+4%
Department of State
14,55111,749–19%
Agency for Health Care Research and Quality
297108–64%
Administration for Community Living
258118–54%
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
932574–38%
Health Resources and Services Administration
2,6751,787–33%
Administration for Children and Families
2,2411,575–30%
Program Support Center
405288–29%
Office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services
3,1552,363–25%
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
176135–23%
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
12,83710,054–22%
Food and Drug Administration
21,00416,901–20%
National Institutes of Health
21,20817,289–18%
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
6,5605,593–15%
Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals
648555–14%
Office of Inspector General
1,5441,359–12%
Indian Health Service
13,96312,882–8%
Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response
4,9524,705–5%
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health
11None
Department of Energy
15,96213,620–15%
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
1,5891,402–12%
Women’s Bureau
5328–47%
Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs
485344–29%
Bureau of International Labor Affairs
154114–26%
Office of Disability Employment Policy
6753–21%
Office of Public Affairs
5343–19%
Employee Benefits Security Administration
820681–17%
Office of the Inspector General
309258–17%
Office of the Secretary of Labor
304255–16%
Office of the Solicitor
602509–15%
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management
1,2331,057–14%
Veterans Employment and Training Services
218188–14%
Bureau of Labor Statistics
2,3212,013–13%
Employment and Training Administration
1,146992–13%
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
1,8601,612–13%
Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs
1,4711,275–13%
Mine Safety and Health Administration
1,6831,496–11%
Office of Labor-Management Standards
192170–11%
Wage and Hour Division
1,4221,270–11%
Office of the Chief Financial officer
8984–6%
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy
5154+6%
Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs
1820+11%
National Technical Information Service
350–100%
Minority Business Development Agency
5527–51%
Bureau of Industry and Security
528421–20%
Economic Development Administration
233187–20%
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
12,44210,004–20%
International Trade Administration
1,4821,222–18%
Bureau of Economic Analysis
472397–16%
National Institute of Standards and Technology
3,9203,275–16%
Office of the Secretary
1,091932–15%
U.S. Census Bureau
13,22311,252–15%
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
670573–14%
Office of the Inspector General
217205–6%
Patent and Trademark office
14,37313,469–6%
Office of Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement
412262–36%
Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement
875588–33%
Bureau of Reclamation
5,7834,045–30%
Office of the Solicitor
571442–23%
Geological Survey
8,4206,580–22%
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
8,8687,051–20%
Bureau of Land Management
10,0408,089–19%
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
632520–18%
Office of the Inspector General
284236–17%
National Park Service
18,96116,239–14%
Bureau of Trust Funds Administration
414375–9%
Indian Affairs
3,9073,547–9%
Bureau of Indian Education
3,0952,843–8%
Office of the Secretary of the Interior
3,0987,664+147%
U.S. Army Installation Management Command
10–100%
U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command
10–100%
Civilian Protection Center of Excellence
212–90%
Joint Services and Activities Supported by the Office, Secretary of the Army
19088–54%
U.S. Army Chemical Materials Activity
335217–35%
Office of the Secretary of the Army
1,204898–25%
Immediate Office of the Chief of Staff of the Army
1,4571,133–22%
U.S. Army Civilian Human Resources Agency
4,4193,636–18%
U.S. Army V Corps
6655–17%
U.S. Army Recruiting Command and U.S. Army Cadet Command
2,7052,319–14%
U.S. Army Sustainment Command
4,3923,766–14%
U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command
318273–14%
Field Operating Offices of the Office of the Secretary of the Army
1,2321,068–13%
Seventh Army Training Command
343299–13%
U.S. Army Central
370323–13%
U.S. Army War College
351307–13%
U.S. Army Financial Management Command
1,046915–13%
U. S. Army Contracting Command
5,2724,650–12%
U. S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/U.S. Army Forces Strategic Command
715632–12%
U.S. Military Entrance Processing Command
2,6682,358–12%
Military Postal Service Agency
1917–11%
Office of the Chief of the National Guard Bureau
799708–11%
U.S. Army Forces Command
2,5992,307–11%
U.S. Army North
310275–11%
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
10,9479,778–11%
U.S. Army Cyber Command
4,6484,148–11%
U.S. Army Futures Command
16,50714,622–11%
U.S. Army Human Resources Command
1,4711,307–11%
Army National Guard Units
27,58724,760–10%
HQDA Field Operating Agencies and Staff Support Agencies and Staff Support Agencies
1,2901,159–10%
Materiel Readiness Activities
163147–10%
U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center
5,6115,030–10%
U.S. Army Communications Electronics Command
5,6615,103–10%
U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command
3,8643,484–10%
U.S. Army Installation Management Command
23,33220,887–10%
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
39,23035,544–9%
U.S. Army Element Shape
186170–9%
U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command
5,1864,720–9%
U.S. Army Medical Command
3,3483,032–9%
U.S. Army Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command
1,2931,178–9%
U.S. Army Tank-Automotive and Armament Command
10,1289,261–9%
Materiel Acquisition Activities
6358–8%
Headquarters, AMC
614565–8%
U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command
6,9526,363–8%
U.S. Army, Pacific
1,4991,379–8%
U.S. Military Academy
797730–8%
U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command
3,4433,210–7%
U.S. Army South
202187–7%
U.S. Special Operations Command (Army)
1,9111,786–7%
Immediate Office of the Commander-In-Chief of the U.S. Army Europe and Seventh Army
923870–6%
U.S. Army Security Assistance Command
463437–6%
U.S. Army Europe and Africa
232219–6%
Joint Activities
2,7352,597–5%
U.S. Army Reserve Command
8,4788,096–5%
21st Theater Sustainment Command
380366–4%
U.S. Army Military District of Washington
313303–3%
U.S. Army National Military Cemeteries
201195–3%
U.S. Army Print and Media Distribution Center
5050None
U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command
1,5581,556None
Other
018—
AFELM JCS
5120–61%
U.S. Space Force Forces
1,8481,350–27%
Air Force Civilian Career Training
3,1082,459–21%
Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center
247199–19%
Air Force Agency for Modeling/Simulation
2319–17%
U.S. Air Force Academy
1,3601,142–16%
Air Force Audit Agency
495426–14%
HQ USAF and Support Elements
2,5512,200–14%
U.S. Air Forces, Europe
1,6911,454–14%
Air Force Inspection Agency
3127–13%
Pacific Air Forces
3,7413,261–13%
Air Force District of Washington
1,3271,164–12%
Defense Cyber Crime Center
114100–12%
Space Training and Readiness Command
276244–12%
Air Force Manpower Analysis Agency
158140–11%
U.S. Northern Command
676605–11%
Air Combat Command
12,36111,082–10%
Air Force Personnel Center
1,6051,446–10%
Air Force Special Operations Command
1,6201,458–10%
Air National Guard Support Center
705631–10%
Air National Guard Units
14,90613,358–10%
United States Space Force
2,4272,182–10%
Air Force Operations Group
2220–9%
Air Education and Training Command
15,05113,639–9%
Air Force Elements Norad
9586–9%
Air Force Elements, U.S. Transportation Command
1,023930–9%
Air Force Global Strike Command
4,0613,705–9%
Air Force Medical Command
171155–9%
Air Force Technical Applications Center
498453–9%
Air Mobility Command
7,5476,880–9%
Space Development Agency
126115–9%
Space Systems Command
2,8212,557–9%
AFELM U.S. Space Command
632580–8%
Air Force Cost Analysis Agency
8679–8%
Air Force Materiel Command
72,03466,077–8%
National Air and Space Intelligence Center
1,3101,199–8%
Non-DoD and Other Support
946870–8%
Air Force Historical Research Agency
4643–7%
Air Force Public Affairs Agency
4340–7%
HQ AF Flight Standards Agency
6056–7%
Air Force Elements
176163–7%
Air Force Elements, U.S. Special Operations Command
1,1101,033–7%
Air Force Elements, U.S. Strategic Command
1,4201,325–7%
Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations
3331–6%
Air Force Legal Operations Agency
185174–6%
Air Force Safety Center
8378–6%
U.S. Special Operations Command (Ang)
109102–6%
Headquarters, Air Force Reserve Command
9,9129,418–5%
Air Force Office of Special Investigations
1,1491,098–4%
Air Force Elements, U.S. Central Command
357350–2%
HQ U.S. Space Force
257252–2%
Air Force Medical Support Agency
11None
Air Force Review Boards Agency
8586+1%
Air Force Program Executive office
1820+11%
U.S. Space Force Components
5966+12%
Air Forces Southern
0101—
National Space Intelligence Center
0304—
Space Force Service Wide Support Activities
040—
Community Relations Service
591–98%
U.S. Trustee Program
954707–26%
Offices, Boards and Divisions
7,3505,493–25%
Executive Office for Immigration Review
2,7122,203–19%
Office of Justice Programs
820670–18%
Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Offices of the U.S. Attorneys
11,86310,154–14%
Office of the Inspector General
576500–13%
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
5,2594,640–12%
Federal Bureau of Investigation
37,31935,253–6%
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System
35,88634,138–5%
Drug Enforcement Administration
8,9248,511–5%
U.S. Marshals Service
5,5325,430–2%
Defense Technical Information Center
194112–42%
Defense Threat Reduction Agency
1,3641,125–18%
Office of the Secretary of Defense
2,8022,288–18%
Department of Defense Test Resource Management Center
2420–17%
Defense Contract Audit Agency
3,8993,220–17%
Defense Human Resources Activity
2,8512,405–16%
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
829695–16%
Office of Economic Adjustment
5547–15%
Defense Legal Services Agency
279239–14%
Washington Headquarters Services
1,6851,441–14%
Defense Acquisition University
668583–13%
Office of the Inspector General
1,8601,616–13%
Defense Media Activity
472415–12%
Defense Commissary Agency
11,2019,953–11%
Defense Finance and Accounting Service
10,8379,616–11%
Missile Defense Agency
2,8682,556–11%
Defense Microelectronics Activity
211189–10%
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
250228–9%
Defense Contract Management Agency
9,9829,170–8%
Defense Health Agency
6,2245,746–8%
Military Treatment Facilities Under DHA
45,52441,761–8%
Defense Information Systems Agency
6,7316,235–7%
National Defense University
422394–7%
Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
842780–7%
Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency
5,5245,194–6%
National Reconnaissance Office
1,1431,078–6%
Defense Security Cooperation Agency
1,1011,050–5%
Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency
311298–4%
Defense Logistics Agency
23,86323,045–3%
Department of Defense Education Activity
14,42414,071–2%
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces
5353None
Defense Technology Security Administration
126126None
Pentagon Force Protection Agency
1,0741,078None
Military Sealift Command
10–100%
Naval Education and Training Command
4,6383,891–16%
Naval Facilities Engineering Command
18,25016,122–12%
Naval Supply Systems Command
7,2646,405–12%
Office of Naval Research
3,0532,710–11%
Bureau of Naval Personnel
4,3453,914–10%
Commander, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command
11,0479,967–10%
Directorate for Administrations, Logistics and Operations
5,4524,891–10%
Immediate Office of the Chief of Naval Operations
2,2082,004–9%
Naval Air Systems Command
30,15627,516–9%
Naval Intelligence Command
803737–8%
Naval Sea Systems Command
37,21534,067–8%
Naval Special Warfare Command
1,2341,137–8%
Navy Reserve Force
438403–8%
Naval Medical Command
2,0081,870–7%
U.S. Marine Corps
18,14116,846–7%
U.S. Pacific Fleet, Commander In Chief
26,13425,213–4%
Navy Systems Management Activity
1,2631,224–3%
U.S. Fleet Forces Command
35,16734,270–3%
Commander, Navy Installations
10,92210,992+1%
Strategic Systems Programs
1,6201,692+4%
Federal Transit Administration
742517–30%
Federal Highway Administration
3,0152,182–28%
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
796573–28%
Office of the Secretary of Transportation
1,9791,577–20%
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
657555–16%
Federal Railroad Administration
1,1781,000–15%
Office of Inspector General
399339–15%
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
1,2241,072–12%
Great Lakes Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
128114–11%
Maritime Administration
823747–9%
Federal Aviation Administration
46,34844,731–3%
John C. Stennis Space Center
284250–12%
Goddard Space Flight Center
3,1362,798–11%
Langley Research Center
1,8341,668–9%
Neil A. Armstrong Flight Research Center
529485–8%
Headquarters, NASA
2,1361,987–7%
Ames Research Center
1,3151,235–6%
John Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field
1,4441,355–6%
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
2,2712,177–4%
John F. Kennedy Space Center
2,0761,984–4%
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
3,1023,047–2%
Assistant Secretary for Diversity and Inclusion
160–100%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Office of Resolution Management
3180–100%
Office of Enterprise Integration
950–100%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for FMBTS
3610–72%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Emergency Management and Resilience
1810–44%
Immediate Office of the Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology
1710–41%
Office of Enterprise Operations
4025–38%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Labor Management Relations
2115–29%
General Counsel
905678–25%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Intergovernmental Affairs
129–25%
Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection
144110–24%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs
3527–23%
Vet Customer Experience
314249–21%
Chief Human Capital Officer
269224–17%
Inspector General
1,181990–16%
Executive Director, Office of Acquisition and Logistics
1,2431,055–15%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology
8,5567,351–14%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration
5951–14%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Budget
3631–14%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Corporate Senior Executive Management
2824–14%
Immediate Office of the Assistant Secretary for Management
202178–12%
Electronic Health Record Modernization
193172–11%
National Cemetery Administration
2,4342,157–11%
Veterans Benefits Administration
34,88330,923–11%
Board of Veterans Appeals
1,4591,318–10%
Veterans Health Administration
426,015402,876–5%
Executive Director for Security and Law Enforcement
224216–4%
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Public And Intergovernmental Affairs
3029–3%
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Congressional Affairs
3535None
Executive Director for Identity, Credential and Access Management
2121None
Immediate Office of the Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Legislative Affairs
1111None
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Finance
1,4491,451None
Office of the Secretary
730957+31%
Immediate Office of the Assistant Secretary for Human Resources and Administration
2435+46%
Immediate Office of the Assistant Secretary for Operations, Security and Preparedness
2236+64%
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
4113–68%
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
5750–12%
Smithsonian Institution (Except Units Administered Under Separate Boards of Trustees)
3,6963,494–5%
National Gallery of Art
701682–3%
Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
225153–32%
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
3,3892,376–30%
Science and Technology Directorate
537407–24%
DHS Headquarters
5,6954,460–22%
Office of the Inspector General
802700–13%
Federal Emergency Management Agency
25,37622,368–12%
Citizenship and Immigration Services
22,32219,925–11%
U.S. Coast Guard
9,7238,996–7%
Transportation Security Administration
65,29764,072–2%
Customs and Border Protection
66,62667,527+1%
U.S. Secret Service
8,1428,188+1%
Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers
1,3461,375+2%
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
20,74526,827+29%
Other
4600–100%
Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator
20–100%
Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation
180–100%
Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy
80–100%
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
21291–57%
Office of the National Cyber Director
7031–56%
National Security Council
6530–54%
Council on Environmental Quality/Office of Environmental Quality
4723–51%
Delta Regional Authority
21–50%
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
6032–47%
Corporation for National and Community Service
729415–43%
Inter-American Foundation
4224–43%
Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence In Education Foundation
32–33%
Millennium Challenge Corporation
353235–33%
U.S. Agency for Global Media
1,235824–33%
Northern Border Regional Commission
32–33%
Office of Management and Budget
780527–32%
Federal Housing Finance Agency
760521–31%
Small Business Administration
8,4545,870–31%
Federal Labor Relations Authority
12285–30%
National Science Foundation
1,7231,216–29%
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
1,7531,277–27%
Peace Corps
985716–27%
African Development Foundation
3123–26%
Development Finance Corporation
727536–26%
Morris K. Udall And Stewart L. Udall Foundation
4332–26%
Office of Science and Technology Policy
3123–26%
Office of Personnel Management
3,0482,290–25%
Denali Commission
1713–24%
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
727549–24%
Administrative Conference of the United States
1310–23%
Civil Rights Cold Case Review Board
1310–23%
Federal Trade Commission
1,3021,015–22%
Trade and Development Agency
6652–21%
Export-Import Bank of the U.S.
420338–20%
Election Assistance Commission
8670–19%
Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board
3629–19%
Federal Housing Finance Agency Office of Inspector General
122100–18%
Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council
1714–18%
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
5142–18%
Appalachian Regional Commission
65–17%
Commission of Fine Arts
1210–17%
Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency
3529–17%
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
2,1381,780–17%
Federal Communications Commission
1,5101,258–17%
Federal Maritime Commission
138114–17%
Securities and Exchange Commission
4,8774,037–17%
James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
65–17%
National Capital Planning Commission
3529–17%
Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission
5849–16%
National Archives and Records Administration
2,8902,450–15%
Utah Reclamation Mitigation And Conservation Commission
1311–15%
Armed Forces Retirement Home
319275–14%
Consumer Product Safety Commission
521446–14%
Federal Election Commission
293253–14%
Office of Government Ethics
7363–14%
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
6,5355,667–13%
Merit Systems Protection Board
187162–13%
Social Security Administration
58,16650,892–13%
Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board
1513–13%
U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness
1513–13%
National Mediation Board
4035–13%
Office of National Drug Control Policy
6456–13%
Environmental Protection Agency
16,92614,926–12%
National Labor Relations Board
1,2681,113–12%
Selective Service System
164144–12%
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
986873–11%
Railroad Retirement Board
797709–11%
Surface Transportation Board
122109–11%
The Committee for Purchase From People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled
3531–11%
Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board
3935–10%
Commission on Civil Rights
6357–10%
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
2,9612,675–10%
Office of Special Counsel
127114–10%
Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, Office of the Director
688624–9%
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board
111101–9%
Office of the U.S. Trade Representative
249226–9%
International Boundary and Water Commission, U.S. Section
277255–8%
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
109100–8%
Farm Credit Administration
334309–7%
U.S. International Trade Commission
444415–7%
Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
4744–6%
Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council
2120–5%
National Transportation Safety Board
437415–5%
International Joint Commission: U.S. and Canada
1918–5%
National Council on Disability
1918–5%
Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, Pretrial Services Agency
344330–4%
Council of Economic Advisers
2423–4%
Office of Administration
268258–4%
National Credit Union Administration
1,2291,186–3%
Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board
243239–2%
Presidio Trust
320315–2%
American Battle Monuments Commission
8079–1%
Arctic Research Commission
22None
Farm Credit System Insurance Corporation
1010None
Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council
2323None
Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission
1212None
Marine Mammal Commission
2323None
National Commission on Libraries and Information Science
1717None
Government Printing Office
1,6451,640None
Public Buildings Reform Board
77None
Southwest Border Regional Commission
11None
The Committee for Purchase From People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled, Inspector General
99None
Judicial Branch, U.S. Tax Court
161169+5%
Commission for the Preservation of America’s Heritage Abroad
1718+6%
Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission
4649+7%
U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission
3032+7%
Public Interest Declassification Board
89+13%
The U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission
78+14%
U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom
2024+20%
Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation
45+25%
International Boundary Commission: U.S. and Canada
613+117%
