The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has proposed that federal employees sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) aimed at safeguarding confidential government information. This proposal is in response to recent incidents of information leaks.
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Federal Workers May Be Required to Sign Non-Disclosure Agreements
The Office of Personnel Management is considering a requirement for federal workers to sign non-disclosure agreements to protect sensitive government information. This move is prompted by concerns over recent leaks.
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