Ilon Musk demands reports from US civil servants: as the Federal Agency reacted

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/13/95/ib-fqhckaja6_9ea2a6bb.jpg" ALT = "Musk requires reports from US Civil Services: As the Federal Agency reacted"/> < P > Ilon Musk sent a letter of 2.3 million federal officials to the US demanding a report on activity. Personnel management stated that employees are not obliged to respond and cannot be released for ignition

< P > The agency, which oversees federal employees in the United States, has stated that it may not take into account the email sent by a billionaire Ilon Musk, in which he demanded that civil servants report to his activities. About it reports Reuters.

< p >< b > details 0 ~/p > < P > The letter caused an ambiguous reaction in government structures and caused a debate about the limits of the influence of businessmen on the state apparatus.

< P > Musk called on 2.3 million federal officials by the end of the day to submit a report in P & Rsquo; Rsquo; He stated that those who do not answer could lose their work. However, the owner acknowledged that his initiative did not give expected results.

< P > In the internal electronic mailing of the Ministry of Justice, which was introduced by Reuters, Personnel Management (OPM) told the Federal Agencies that employees could not be released for ignoring the request of the mask and not obliged & Rsquo; . At the same time, OPM has warned employees from disclosure of confidential information in case of voluntary response.

< p > Despite this instruction, some agencies encouraged their employees to respond. In particular, in the administration of general services, management recommended staff to respond to the letter, although it was not obliged & Rsquo;