The Energy Department is ending required polygraph tests for thousands of workers at its nuclear weapons facilities, including most scientists at national research labs. The department no longer will require polygraph tests as part of a general screening of new applicants, or automatically for employees in areas of high security. Applicants still will undergo broad security reviews, as will workers on a periodic basis, and tests will be required where there is specific cause, the department said.
October 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Energy Department is ending required polygraph tests for thousands of workers at its nuclear weapons facilities, including most scientists at the government’s national research labs.
The department no longer will require polygraph tests as part of a general screening of new applicants, or automatically for employees in areas of high security. Tests will be required for narrow purposes where there is specific cause, the department said.
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