US DOGE Service Agreement With Department of Labor Shows $1.3 Million Fee—and Details Its Mission
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WIRED published the interagency agreement under which the Labor Department would pay the U.S. DOGE Service $1.3 million and give 24 hours' notice before DOGE sought access to each department system; unions separately challenged disclosure of sensitive worker records.
WIRED: quoted agreement terms; House report Section II.C and footnote 36Labor Department agreement carried a $1.3 million DOGE fee · The published agreement authorized a $1.3 million interagency payment and system-by-system notice