Labor watchdog opens investigation into DOGE whistleblower claims after NPR reporting

Daniel Berulis filed a whistleblower disclosure with Congress claiming that DOGE staffers compromised the NLRB’s computer networks and may have taken sensitive data in the process. Grace Raver/NPR

Grace Raver/NPR

The inspector general for the National Labor Relations Board is investigating the ad hoc Department of Government Efficiency’s interaction with the NLRB following NPR’s exclusive reporting about sensitive data leaving the agency.

The investigation was first reported by FedScoop, which filed records requests for information related to allegations made by IT staffer Daniel Berulis in an official whistleblower disclosure last month.

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