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You’re Fired: Senate Passes New Penalties for Those Who Lie on Their Background Investigation
Senate Passes Bill to Terminate Those Who Falsify Background Investigation Information On December 15, 2014 the Senate passed the Security Clearance Accountability, Reform, and Enhancement Act and sent it to the House of Representatives for a vote. The bill would require the Office of Personnel Management to take action against
Government Employee’s Removal Upheld Due to Security Clearance Denial
In a recent Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) case the original decision to remove a Department of the Navy employee due to his security clearance being revoked was upheld by the board. Specifically, the employee was removed for failure to maintain a top secret security clearance as a condition of
Well, the other weird thing was that it seemed like the FSO was the one who claimed I couldn’t take another job. The internal recruiter was just sort of relaying…
That was my understanding which is why what they told me didn’t seem to make sense.
az67: The internal recruiter was just sort of relaying the info Recruiters will say whatever they think will help them get their bonuses or commissions. If you still aren’t sure…
I am in this boat. I just relocated and started a new job (no clearance needed). I have been in adjudication (I think) for about seven months now. My poly…