Fed employees sent Second 'What did you do last week' email

Federal employees are asked again to report their activities at work – now on a weekly basis
Federal employees at multiple government agencies are once again being told to report their work accomplishments over the past week to the Trump administration, according to a union source and several employees who received the Friday evening missives.
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Federal workers started getting emails on Friday night, “asking them to provide a list of accomplishments from the week,” reports The New York Times. According to the outlet, the message told workers they’ll now be expected to provide such a list every Monday by 11:59PM ET.
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The email also states that this will now be a recurring weekly requirement. Many federal employees received their second email demanding they list five tasks they completed at work last week, according to multiple emails reviewed by ABC News.
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