Reply #104: I voted yes .... [View All]

[gleaner]

It is one instance where you are told going in, before you are hired, that you can be terminated if your application is not true. When you work for certain federal agencies they check every item on your application and you have to sign a release for a background check, provide your addresses for the last 16 years and account for every trip you have made out of the U.S. This is not new it has been the case for a long time. You also have to go over a list of organizations and tell them if you have belonged to any of them and tell them what you do in your spare time. I am not kidding. They really do this and heaven help you if you lie.