Security Clearance news
Understanding the Role of a Security Clearance Adjudicator
It has been a while since I last posted on the adjudicator role in the background investigation process. Although much has changed as far as the agency in charge (NBIB), types of investigations, timelines and who is conducting them, adjudication has pretty much remained standard. There has been a push within DoD
Drug Use and a Department of Energy Security Clearance
As we all know, illegal drug use is one of the disqualifiers for being granted a security clearance, but it can be mitigated depending on several factors. Here is a tale of two drug users who applied for a security clearance with the Department of Energy. Case #1: This applicant
I work for PERATON and work has not picked up at all. They also haven’t said word about bringing back furloughed investigators. When they furloughed them, we were told they…
I also work for Peraton , and furloughed for supposedly 30 days. I have not received any notification to return to work and it doesn’t look like the work load…
That sucks to hear, I’m sorry they are jerking you around. I’m pissed they have decided to stop updating current employees on the matter.
I had a some work assigned to me before the Thanksgiving holiday but not much. We did get an email from my current S/L advising they were told they could…