Individual federal agencies control what actions will be taken against government officials who did not respond to HR emails seeking a list of bullet points for what they accomplished during their previous work week. There is, a White House official told FOX.
“Admins need to consider appropriate actions regarding employees who are unable to accommodate their activities,” a White House official told Fox News Digital on Tuesday. “It's the agency's leadership decision on what actions are being taken.”
Government Efficiency Office (DOGE) Chairman Elon Musk announced on Saturday that federal government employees will receive emails directing them to list their results from the previous week.
Employees were at risk of sending lists and losing employment until 11:59pm on Monday, according to an email regarding the mask order sent by the Human Resources Administration.
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Elon Musk announced that federal employees have reported their previous work week performance and risk losing employment. (Alex Brandon/Applications)
“In line with @Realdonaldtrump's instructions, all federal employees will soon receive an email requesting a request to understand what they did last week,” Musk said on Saturday. I am writing. “A failure to respond will be considered a resignation.”
“To be clear, the bar is very low here,” Musk wrote. “Some bullet points emails that make sense are acceptable! They should take less than five minutes to write.”
Musk added X on Monday evening, “Another opportunity is given to the president's discretion (federal employees); that fails to respond for the second time will lead to firing.”
Flashback: Musk used his “What's finished this week” directive.
“The standard for passing the test was to type in and send a few words. He wrote in another post. “Even so, many people were encouraged by their managers and even that crazy test failed. Have you ever witnessed such incompetence and light emptying about how your taxes are spent?”
According to White House officials, individual federal agencies control what actions are taken against government officials who fail to respond to human resource productivity emails. (Jon Elswick/AP)
A small number of federal departments dealing with classified information as confidential information have instructed staff to ignore orders listing their achievements. Donald Trump On Monday, “friendly” rejection was said due to the sensitive material that some government officials regularly handle.
FBI Director Kash Patel, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Homeland Security were among the agencies and departments that notified staff to respond to emails.
President Donald Trump praised the directive, claiming that he would expose government officials who were not actually performing the task. (Alex Brandon/Applications)
“It was done in a friendly way,” Trump said Monday while talking to French President Emmanuel Macron and the media. “Maybe the State Department's Marco, the kind of thing that's something that's very sensitive, or the FBI, where they're working on something confidential. Last week, people who really don't want to tell you what they're doing. He says he's there.”
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Other Trump officials, including Transport Secretary Sean Duffy, Small Business Association administrator Kelly Roefler and Veterans Secretary Doug Collins, commented on the achievements of their previous work on social media and on Fox News Digital. I reported it was published on.
Following the deadline, Musk posted a meme on X showing the Greek mythological warrior Achilles and his arrows piercing his heels. The caption of the Greek figure reads “the most established bureaucracy on the planet,” but the caption of the arrow reads, “What did you do last week?”
Trump praised the order on Monday, claiming he would expose government officials who were not actually performing the task.
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“There were a lot of geniuses in sending it,” Trump said Monday. White House. “We're trying to find out if people are working, and we're sending letters to people. Tell us what you did last week. If people don't respond, then you're like that. There are no people or they are not working.”
