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Viewing Hentai, Timecard Fraud, and Shoplifting Sinks Clearance Eligibility
A DoD security clearance applicant who applied for a job requiring access to sensitive compartmented information underwent two polygraph examinations that ended up sinking his eligibility for a security clearance. He subsequently appealed to the Defense Office of Hearing and Appeals. Here are the highlights of the case. During his
Polygraph Timelines Affected by DRP and Retirements
Previously, polygraphs were already the part of getting security clearance eligibility that took the longest with the Intelligence Community agencies. This was due to polygraph examiner shortages and scheduling backlogs which included having to test some individuals multiple times when the results were inconclusive or deception was found. Some applicants
Would love to hear your specific criticisms and points as opposed to just labeling my decision/reasoning skills as “poor/bad” but that’s your freedom of choice.
Susan asked about Omni, the company, and so here goes. They are the only company I work for now. Over the years, I have worked on almost all of their…
You must be an Omni employee or you reside in a high volume area or near a big city or border town because Omniplex hasn’t given any consistent or regular…
I declined the position based on the fact that someone I know recently worked for them and in the 8 month period they had 15 DHS cases . Being a…