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All federal employees received an email from OPM on Saturday requesting they reply with a list of last week’s accomplishments. Elon Musk first mentioned this on X, and OPM sent the email shortly thereafter. The deadline to reply is 11:59 p.m. Monday, February 23!

This has created anxiety and a flurry of activity across the entire federal sector, and everyone is on edge. Read the full story about this issue and what to expect over the next few days!

Additional information – DOGE and federal downsizing:

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