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“Anyone working on classified or other sensitive matters is still required to respond if they receive the email, but can ...

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The Donald Trump administration has taken a U-turn on tech billionaire Elon Musk's 'justify your job' email to federal employees. The Trump administration in the United States is reportedly backing ...

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Chandigarh: Punjab governor Gulab Chand Kataria distributed job letters to newly recruited special educators here Monday. Twenty-two TGT and 18 JBT-cadre special educators were among them.

The deadline has passed for federal employees to respond to Elon Musk’s request that they outline their accomplishments at work last week or lose their job ... to the email or who complained ...

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The sudden nature of the email led to confusion and disruption, as employees across multiple agencies were caught off guard by Musk’s demands. “I’m just trying to do my job, not get tangled up in this ...

is among those crying foul over a Saturday email from the Office of Personnel Management that instructs workers to submit a list of tasks they performed on the job in the past week. Thompson ...

“This is the ultimate dick boss move from Musk - except he isn’t even the boss, he’s just a dick,” the Minnesota Democrat said, attaching a screenshot of Musk’s email announcement.

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