Federal employees have recently received a second email from the Office of Personnel Management, asking them to report on their accomplishments from the previous week. This request, part of an effort led by Trump advisor Elon Musk to monitor productivity, has raised concerns among government employees. The email, sent late on a Friday, asks employees to provide five bullet points detailing their achievements from the past week, with a deadline of the end of the day every Monday for future submissions. The demands come amid legal scrutiny and accusations of searching for fake government employees without evidence. Multiple government sources, including from the Department of the Interior and the Department of Treasury, shared a copy of the email with NPR on condition of anonymity due to fears of retaliation by the Trump administration. The controversial move has sparked discussions about privacy and accountability within the federal workforce.
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