The "Reduction in Force Review Act" aims to enhance oversight of federal agency actions by making rules related to reductions in force (RIFs) subject to congressional review under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code. This legislation requires agencies to submit a detailed justification for any RIF, outlining the specific reasons, the anticipated impact on employees and operations, and any alternatives considered and subsequently rejected. Furthermore, the bill mandates a summary of consultations held with affected employees and their representatives, along with an assessment of the RIF's impact on veteran employees . It also expands the definition of "rule" to explicitly include RIFs and other significant agency actions, such as workforce restructurings or office closures, that materially affect employees or agency operations.