Legal Question in Military Law in Georgia
Biased Opinions on Prior Jobs
Can the armed forces, specifically the Navy, refuse an applicant based on previous employment? For example: stripping. Even though it is legal, could it prevent someone from becoming an aerospace engineer for the U.S Navy?
Asked on 5/05/09, 5:41 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Patrick Tracy
Patrick J. Tracy, Esq, P.E.,
Re: Biased Opinions on Prior Jobs
If a security clearance is required for the position you are seeking, this behavior pattern could be shown to be a potential reason for denying the security clearance and thus employment.
Answered on 5/06/09, 6:06 am
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