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Going Rogue Could Pose Security Clearance Problems
A civilian Marine Corps advisor who made waves for repeated calls to increase the number of Mine-Resistant-Ambush-Protected (MRAP) vehicles in theater has gotten his job – and his security clearance – back. Franz Gayl was relieved of his job and had his security clearance suspended last year, after being accused
Despite Declines it Still Pays to be Cleared
If you haven’t checked out our 2011 Salary Survey, it isn’t too late. Security-cleared professionals should be happy to read that they remain among the top earners, even in a recovering economy. If you add certifications to your security clearance you can expect added monetary benefits – check out our
Don't Lie on a CIA Job Application
While lying on a job application has its repercussions, a young Michigan man found that lying on a CIA job application landed him in jail. The Washington Post reported that Glenn Duffie Shriver, 28, was arrested on June 22 for lying on his CIA job application about his work with
Cleared Hot: Security Clearances are in Demand
The MilitaryTimes Edge recently published a great article on security clearance jobs. Yes, we were mentioned and the Director of ClearanceJobs, Evan Lesser, was interviewed; so there is a bit of self promotion here. 🙂 Honestly, though, it is a very thorough, informative article on security clearance jobs. A