President Donald Trump‘s offer to federal workers to resign and receive months of pay has been extended until Monday night, while the fate of the offer itself awaits a court hearing that afternoon. The deadline for federal workers to elect to resign but continue working remotely through Sept.

U.S. District Judge George O’Toole reportedly said he was considering converting the existing temporary restraining order blocking the administration from advancing its deferred resignation program into a preliminary injunction,

Here’s what we know about the deferred resignation program offered to federal employees by the Trump administration.

Federal employees have through Thursday to decide whether to take what the Trump administration calls its “buyout” or “deferred resignation” offer.

Federal employees had been told they'd have until today to decide whether to opt in to the program, which is now under a court-ordered pause.

A federal judge in Massachusetts put an indefinite stay on the administration’s deadline for workers to indicate whether they plan to leave the government.

A federal judge on Monday extended his order blocking the Trump administration from implementing Trump and Elon Musk’s controversial “deferred resignations” program, just hours before the new deadline for federal workers to accept the offer by Monday night.