An email to federal employees demanded lists of their achievements last week, as Elon Musk claimed that not responding “will be taken as a resignation.”

The Verge is a reputable technology news publication covering the latest developments in consumer electronics, digital media, and tech culture. Through articles, reviews, and opinion pieces, The Verge offers insights into  gadgets, software innovations, and industry trends. Readers can learn about new product launches, technology industry acquisitions, and the impact of technology on society and culture. Additionally, The Verge provides  analysis, investigative reports, and expert commentary to help readers understand the complexities of the tech landscape and make informed decisions about technology products and services.

The Verge

Elon Musk tweeted that federal workers must respond to an email detailing their recent work by Monday night, implying that non-response would be taken as resignation. This directive, which could potentially violate federal laws, has been met with resistance from unions and legal experts. Federal agencies are providing guidance to their employees on how to proceed.

Elon Musk claims federal employees have 48 hours to explain recent work or resign

<p>I wonder what would mr. Musk respond to that email.</p>


<p>It is curious. To know the actual legal powers that Federal Employers have?
If people were laid off, wouldn’t that mean mass amounts of redundancy packages?</p>
