Federal employees will no longer have to meet Elon Musk’s demand that they list their weekly accomplishments in an email or risk termination, the Trump administration said Tuesday.

The Trump administration on Tuesday formally axed a program launched by billionaire former Trump adviser Elon Musk requiring federal employees to summarize their five workplace achievements from the prior week,

The comments come as the Trump admin debates how far it can go to exert control over cities struggling with crime and political infighting.

Office of Personnel Management ends Musk's federal employee reporting requirement, citing managers have other tools to track team member work progress.

The Trump administration has ended the practice of asking federal workers to outline what they accomplished over the last week in five bullet points, which was started at the direction of former special adviser Elon Musk.

The Trump administration ended a program launched by Elon Musk requiring federal employees to summarize their workplace achievements from the prior week, Reuters reported on Tuesday.

Six months ago, federal employees were surprised to find an email in their inbox from Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency ordering them to document five things they had accomplished in the past week.

President Donald Trump has defended Tesla CEO Elon Musk amid backlash over the billionaire's political activities.