Dismissed U.S. Agency employees for 15 minutes to retrieve items from the office

The United States International Development Agency (USAID) has published detailed instructions on its website aiming to retrieve personal belongings from offices inside the Ronald Reagan building after thousands of employees fired or arranged administrative leave.

The agency will provide employees with two days – Thursday, February 27 and Friday, February 28 – if they have items to bring home, enter the building within the designated time period. While the overall range of slots ranges from 60 minutes to 90 minutes, employees will have about 15 minutes to collect personal items from the workspace.

“The staff will be given about 15 minutes to complete this search and items must be deleted within their time slots.” “The staff who are searching for a large number of personal items must recognize the time; however, the situation approved in the security office Under, flexibility can be given in some cases.”

They also have to bring their own containers and supplies to remove and pack items.

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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) said employees “will have to confirm their personal property” before leaving the building to prevent the agency from liability for the items left. They will also be asked to confirm that they do not have any physical or electronic government records.

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) said Thursday and Friday were only two days of retrieval allowed, and employees must do it within a time period coordinated with the bureau. If the staff cannot make the time period, only designated alternative staff can use the items as visitors, children and staff without proper certificates can retrieve items.

The instructions said the General Services Administration will collect unretrieved personal items and send them to warehouses collected later.

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Between the two search days, there were 25 bureaus employees with 14 time periods.

Staff will also return to all U.S.A.-IDA issued government equipment during the building.

After Ethics, led by Elon Musk, determined that the agency had spent millions of dollars worldwide, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) was cut by the Trump administration. (Getty Image)

On Sunday, midnight, the Trump administration arranged nearly 1,600 U.S. Agency employees on global executive leave, excluding those engaged in mission-critical functions, core leadership or specially designated programs.

After thousands of USAID employees were fired, the force calls were reduced, leaving only about 300 employees.

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Trump decided to cut the agency significantly under the efficiency of the government’s efficiency department led by Elon Musk and determined that the U.S. Agency for International Development wasted millions of dollars in funding suspicious plans and initiatives.

Once run by thousands of employees, the agency has been cut to less than 300 employees, responsible for mission-critical functions, core leaders or specially designated programs. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)

For example, Senator Joni Ernst A list has been published This includes a $20 million Sesame Street exhibition in Iraq.

There are several more examples A $900,000 found in a discovered “Gaza Terror Charity” called Bayader Environment and Development Association, and a $1.5 million program that will “improve diversity, equity, and bring it to the Integrate workplaces and business communities in Serbia”.