- DOGE office at the White House continues to take strict measures against federal employees.
- On Saturday, Federal workers obtained an email calling for them to include what they accomplished last week.
- Some federal workers told BI that they were not sure how to respond, given the orders to stop work.
The White House office, Dog, sent an email to Federal employees on Saturday, asking them to list the work they accomplished last week.
“What did you do last week?” Read the e -mail Insider theme, “What did you do last week?”
“Please respond to this email with about 5 bullets for what you accomplished last week and CC your manager,” says the message sent from the OPM human resources address. Please do not send Any classified information, links or attachments. The deadline is Monday at 11:59 pm. ”
An email was received by federal employees who were asking them to include the work tasks they have accomplished during the past week.
Anonymous source Ministry of Education
Email messages followed President Donald Trump to Elon Musk “obtaining more aggressive” in reducing the size of the federal bureaucracy. Musk had disturbed that emails would be released in a later post on X, writing: “The failure in the response will be considered as a resignation,” but the email received by the employees did not clarify any possible consequences for their failure on the deadline.
One of the employees of the Ministry of Education, whose work was affected by the executive orders and the demobilization of workers inseider, told them that they intend to check with their supervisor before responding to the email and were not sure how to respond.
The Ministry of Education employee said: “Everything I do is usually suspended because they are reviewing it, so I am completely stopping to work.” “I can go to everything I usually do that they are currently being. There will be no other approach to not responding.”
Are you a federal employee who received this email from the Doug office? Tell the correspondents of this article how to plan to respond with a non -work device for email ktangalakislipert@businsInssider.com and JDORMAN@BusInssider.com.
It also confused email and thwarting other federal employees who spoke to Business Insider.
One of the federal workers told BI: “There is no idea how to respond because this is from outside our leadership chain.” “This is pure harassment.”
“They can only imagine the number of people who will shoot on the basis of responses/non-correspondence on this,” said another federal employee-from the centers of diseases control and prevention.
“I do not operate coverage for this border,” one of the employees of the BI.
In just weeks, Trump and White House office have advanced a full vapor to reduce the size of the federal bureaucracy.
About 77,000 federal workers before Trump’s acquisitions shortly after he took office for his second term. The administration has registered dozens of workers at the United States Agency for International Development, the Financial Consumer Protection Office, and other major agencies. Several officials have now resigned from the highest level who initially paid for Mossk or retirement efforts.
Dog said on Thursday that she has so far provided $ 55 billion of taxpayer dollars, to a large extent through canceled contracts.
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
