What policy argument exists for granting federal employees who ...

[abarnes]

What policy argument exists for granting federal employees who are under investigation by their agency the right to have active union representation not only when the investigator is acting directly for the management of the government agency, but also when the investigator is from the agency's Office of Inspector General?

Question 2

Which case does not represent a purchase money security interest?
 a. Auto dealer sells consumer a car on credit.
  b. Wholesaler sells retailer 5,000 pounds of candy on credit.
  c. Bank lends money to Retailer, using Retailer's existing inventory as collateral.
  d. Bank lends money to auto dealer to purchase 150 new cars, which are the collateral.
  e. Consumer applies to credit agency for loan with which to buy a yacht.

[deja]

Answer to Question 1

The policy provides procedural safeguards for employees who are under investigation by their agency, which strengthens the morale of the federal work forces. The interest in fair treatment for employees is equally strong whether they are being questioned by NASA's OIC or other representatives of the Agency.

Answer to Question 2

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[abarnes]

Wow, this really help

[bitingbit]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it