Security Clearance news
Rampant Sex and Use of Drugs Results in Clearance Revocation
In one of the more unusual Defense Office of Hearing an Appeals (DOHA) cases, the contractor, who had possessed clearance eligibility since 1997, had it revoked by the DoD in 2019 due to security concerns involving sexual behavior, illegal drug use, and personal conduct. He subsequently submitted a written appeal to
Defense Office of Hearing and Appeals Adapts to Post-COVID Processes
At the recent National Industrial Security Program Policy Advisory Committee (NISPPAC) meeting the Defense Office of Hearing an Appeals (DOHA) representative provided some interesting information about how DOHA was operating pre-COVID versus how it has adapted post-COVID. Prior to the pandemic, applicants who wanted an in-person hearing had to travel to the hearing
I think they can let “temp” employees go at any time for any reason… how about “term?” From what @Amberbunny2 says it sounds like they can’t but they can certainly…
Yeah that’s us Terms. Only a drop in the bucket. I suppose they could RIF at any time…in that case we expire. But I think that happens if they dont…
I know someone who works at a place with a large number of term employees hired under various authorities. She has passed on a couple of term positions which would…
Yeah I expect we all turn into pumpkins. They need cut 300 by October before they can hire anyone. I doubt they can get there. Had opportunity to move to…