Elon Musk wants a government shutdown so it's easier to fire federal workers: report
Elon Musk wants the government to shut down so it's easier for his DOGE team to get ax hundreds of thousands of federal workers, according to a new report. WIRED cited four anonymous government sources for the story that comes as the House is set to vote on a spending bill in order to prevent a shutdown.
The federal government could shut down this week. Here's what that means for Illinois
The federal government will shut down if a funding bill is not passed by the end of Friday. Illinois has over 40,000 federal civilian employees who could be working with pay, working without pay, or furloughed with no income. A possible government shutdown is looming.
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During a government shutdown, all government workers deemed nonessential are furloughed until a deal is reached to reopen the government. Essential workers are expected to keep working without pay until the shutdown ends, after which they will receive back pay.
Elon Musk Has Wanted the Government Shutdown
Sources tell WIRED that Elon Musk has wanted a government shutdown in part because it would potentially make it easier to eliminate the jobs of hundreds of thousands of federal workers.
How Congress could vote to avert – or allow – a government shutdown
A Republican-sponsored continuing resolution to keep the government operating was approved by the House. It faces a close vote in the Senate.
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Government shutdown? Here's when it could happen and which jobs would be paused
In the case of a government shutdown, those workers are put on leave because there isn't money budgeted for their job. The good news is that furloughed employees who are not allowed to work or who do ...
With morale ‘in the sub-basement,’ government shutdown could add insult to injury for federal workers
Things could get worse for the already-battered federal workforce if Congress fails to pass a spending bill by March 14.
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Musk plans to double DOGE staff amid federal government cuts
Elon Musk said Monday DOGE's staff are "pretty much" in every government department and he's looking to roughly double the ...
Would a government shutdown affect my flight or cruise? What travelers should know.
President Donald Trump said a government shutdown "could happen" if the House fails to pass a funding bill. Republicans appear confident in a proposal to extend current funding through the end of the ...