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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Keep in mind if you get fired or asked to resign you’ll be unsuitable for federal employment again [/quote] Where did you hear this?[/quote] all over the place. Former federal employees. If you get fired from A federal job you are deemed unsuitable and cannot pass even the most basic background check public trust [/quote] Fired, I understand. But deemed unsuitable for resigning as well? Do you have a link to an article or a rule book or something stating this? Thanks. [/quote]if you are asked to resign it’s the same as being fired. People there tend to quit before they are-asked to resign and they have no issues getting fed jobs [/quote] I thought quitting and resigning were the same thing. If you quit the BVA, how would you go about proving that you weren’t forced to resign? Or if you’re forced to resign, how would anybody know that you didn’t just quit. [/quote]the background investigator goes to your former employer and asks. The form asks if you’ve been fired or asked to resign. Being fired from a federal govt job makes you unsuitable for federal employment . Lying just adds things on[/quote]
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