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No automatic alert links hiring fraud to security clearances, Global Affairs tells committee
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No automatic alert links hiring fraud to security clearances, Global Affairs tells committee ANALYSIS 10 OCTOBER 2026 Global Affairs says its internal review found all steps were followed in the NATO case, while a watchdog says it cannot compel change.
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No automatic alert links hiring fraud to security clearances, Global Affairs tells committee
ANALYSIS
10 OCTOBER 2026
Global Affairs says its internal review found all steps were followed in the NATO case, while a watchdog says it cannot compel change.
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There is no automatic alert that tells a department issuing a security clearance that an applicant has been found to have committed fraud in another federal hiring process, a senior Global Affairs official told the House of Commons public safety committee.…
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