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Elon Musk Gives Government Workers Second Chance to Report on Workweek

Elon Musk Gives Government Workers Second Chance to Report on Workweek
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World February 25, 2025 08:57

washington - Elon Musk requires all government employees to report on their workweek or face dismissal, sparking controversy.

Elon Musk's Initiative for Government Workers

Elon Musk, an advisor to Trump, has mandated all government employees to submit a brief report on their workweek by Monday evening or face potential dismissal. This initiative aims to combat waste, fraud, and abuse in government spending. However, some government agencies have advised their employees not to comply with Musk's request, citing concerns about privacy and security.

During a press conference, Trump praised Musk's initiative as "ingenious," stating that non-compliance could lead to termination or partial dismissal. With over two million Americans working for the federal government, Musk criticized those who fail to meet this seemingly simple request, questioning the competency in utilizing taxpayers' money effectively.

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