US EditionFederal agencies plan second email asking workers for weekly accomplishments
- Federal employees are receiving a second email requesting a list of accomplishments, following the initial email that prompted less than half to respond.
- Elon Musk stated that failure to respond to the email would be taken as a resignation.
- President Donald Trump praised the email initiative and questioned the existence of non-responsive employees.
- The Education Department offered a $25,000 buyout to staff ahead of anticipated layoffs.
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Elon Musk doubles down on 'What did you do last week' emails from DOGE, will make them weekly
The Department of Government Efficiency will continue to send "What did you do last week" emails to federal employees despite some backlash from dissenters.The email raised some hackles after Elon Musk said that those workers who did not respond with five examples of work they completed would be dis...
It caused great confusion and outrage when the world's richest man, Elon Musk, decided to send a very special email to all American government employees at the end of last month.
Musk Says All Government Agencies ‘Cooperating With DOGE’
Adviser to President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, said Saturday that some federal agencies will respond on behalf of employees to an email asking what federal workers did in the past week and that all agencies are cooperating with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which was created last month to cut waste, fraud, and excess spending. “All federal government departments are cooperating with DOGE,” he wrote. For the Departments of State,…
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