Email requesting report from US federal employees
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US President Donald Trump has sent a second email to federal employees asking them to defend their jobs as part of a government spending cut. The move is causing concern among federal employees , according to media reports.
The second email—prominent topics—
requested a weekly report to review the performance of federal employees.
The email, with the subject line “What did you do last week? Part II,” was sent to the FBI, Treasury Department, Homeland Security, and other agencies.
Elon Musk's role
Billionaire Elon Musk appointed by the Trump administration, who heads the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to reduce government spending. The first email was heavily debated, but Musk has yet to respond to the second email. Musk described the first email as: “This is to check if employees are really doing their jobs or not.”
Impact on federal employees
Concerns about job security: Fears that these emails are intended to demean employees.
Workplace chaos: Many companies have advised their employees to ignore the email.
Exception for sensitive jobs: Employees who work with classified or sensitive data can only reply “All my activities are sensitive.”
Trump’s response
Trump responded on Truth Social, saying, “Musk is doing a great job, but he needs to be more aggressive.” According to a CBS report, OPM agencies can send or ignore the email at their own discretion.
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