Re: security clearance
Date: 10 Jun 1994 13:54:01 -0400
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In article <2t543p$mqe_at_umd5.umd.edu>, rweir_at_hamlet.umd.edu (Rebecca A. Weir) writes:
>Subject: security clearance
>is it true that Oracle is used by many large companies so that
usually
>security clearance is required? how about small to mid size
companies?
>many thanks in advance
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Rebecca, generally speaking one requires a security clearance (I
assume you mean one from the US Government) only if your job will
involve coming in contact with classified US Government - related
information or access to sensitive facilities, such as parts of most
of the National Laboratories that are involved with nuclear energy.
Generally, such positions require both US citizenship and a security
clearance of one sort or another.
Employers cannot require security clearances arbitrarily for just anyone at all, unless the establishment is such a small one that there is no way to physically separate sensitive activities and materials from non-sensitive work. Received on Fri Jun 10 1994 - 19:54:01 CEST