A whistleblower within the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has raised alarming concerns regarding the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) access to sensitive data within the NLRB’s internal systems. The whistleblower claims that DOGE, led by Elon Musk, harvested confidential information from American citizens, potentially exposing this data to foreign adversaries.
Daniel J. Berulis, represented by Compass Rose Legal Group PLLC and Whistleblower Aid, disclosed the information to U.S. Senators Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) and Mark Warner (D-Va.), leaders of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. In his letter, Berulis expressed concerns that DOGE personnel were granted unrestricted access to NLRB data, allowing them to read, copy, and alter sensitive records.
“We were instructed to provide full access, cooperate fully with DOGE personnel, and refrain from resisting their activities,” Berulis explained in his declaration. “This unrestricted access raised significant concerns about the integrity and security of the data within the NLRB’s systems.”
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After DOGE personnel arrived at the NLRB offices on March 3, Berulis reported a suspicious increase in outgoing data and noticed that at least 10 gigabytes of sensitive information, potentially related to union activities, ongoing labor cases, and corporate secrets, had been removed. He also discovered unauthorized login attempts, including one from...
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