Security Clearance news
Foreign National Contact Reporting
In accordance with Security Executive Agency Directive (SEAD) 3 all security clearance holders are required to report suspicious contact with foreign nationals, especially if they are associated with a foreign government. In a recent Department of Justice (DOJ) case an Air Force civilian employee, Xiaoming Zhang, was convicted of providing false
Contractor with Over 170K in Delinquent Debts Tries to Get a Clearance
It is well known that debt is the number one reason for security clearance eligibility denials according to appeals statistics over the years. One would think new clearance applicants would do a little research and make sure their finances were in good shape, or at least not so obviously bad as to
In the end if you do get fired, keep in mind that in many cases you can actually collect unemployment.
“So, how do we fight back?? Stop transmitting work”… E xactly. Hold items until the ACD. P.S. Don’t feel sorry for the “customer” they know full well what’s going.
Or just change to another company that doesn’t treat their employees like dirt. As someone who has worked for a good amount of different contractors over the years, to include…
Paragon has Securitas as their BI department, correct?