#WeAreHiring an Investigative Intake Specialist GS 12 in Washington, DC, or Houston, TX. The Investigative Intake Specialist supports the CBP Office of Professional Responsibility Joint Intake Center with research, analysis, and reporting on the conduct of personnel, their associates, contractors and any other entity under the investigative jurisdiction of OPR. Duties and responsibilities include: Reviewing, analyzing, and summarizing allegations of misconduct received via a variety of means, including but not limited to, telephone, electronic mail, postal mail service, verbal notifications, and other methods. Assessing claims to determine severity of alleged misconduct, confirming accuracy of information, resolving inconsistencies and contradictory information, determining emergency and/or life-threatening situations from less severe reports of misconduct, and accurately briefing the supervisory chain accordingly. Accessing, utilizing, interpreting, and analyzing a full range of Agency, law enforcement, and public sector data systems to determine a correlation between their information and the suspected criminal or serious misconduct by employees and contractors. Sorting, categorizing, evaluating, and authoring reports in a coherent, concise, and accurate manner upon receiving allegations of misconduct pertaining to Agency employees and contractors. Please apply by July 18 at https://go.dhs.gov/3eS #CBPCareers #LawEnforcementJobs
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🚔 In a thought-provoking conversation with Jeff Brinkley, Police Chief of Mason City Police Department, we delved into why scrutinizing social media accounts of law enforcement applicants is not just beneficial but essential. Chief Brinkley illuminated a critical aspect of modern recruitment, emphasizing, "You hear these national stories...where [officers are] sharing content that really is contradictory to their oath of office." This highlights an undeniable reality: the digital footprint of candidates can either reinforce or undermine their credibility and alignment with an agency's ethical standards. ☝A standout moment was when Chief Brinkley mentioned, "I promise you that if they're going to court on a high-profile case...the defense attorney knows what's in their social media accounts." It's a stark reminder of the implications social media can have, not just on individual officers, but on the integrity and public perception of law enforcement as a whole. At Guardian Alliance Technologies, we understand these challenges deeply. Our platform isn't just about speeding up the hiring process; it's about ensuring every hire is a step forward in building a trustworthy and community-aligned police force. "Whether you're using Guardian or you find another tool, do it," urges Guardian's CEO Ryan Layne. This isn't merely about recruitment efficiency; it's an insurance policy for maintaining public trust and safeguarding against potential scandals that could set an agency back significantly. We stand committed to enhancing law enforcement integrity through innovative recruitment processes. It's not just about who wears the badge today; it's about ensuring those chosen to serve and protect embody the values and expectations of the communities they serve tomorrow. Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/es_jFB6 #lawenforcementrecruitment #publicsafety #socialmediascreening #guardianalliancetech #guardian
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Today's Process Pointer for Investigators: You will receive reports of actual or suspected misconduct from multiple reporting channels in your company. The report is just a statement of concerns from your colleague. It's just a piece of information. Reporters frequently choose words inaccurately. Either they misunderstand what "retaliation" or "discrimination" actually mean, for example, or they believe that dropping those words into a report adds seriousness to their information. Do not categorize the report, assign it, or investigate it depending on the words the Reporter chose. Do not take the Reporter's characterization at face value. Be sure to understand the facts behind the labels and make your own determination regarding the type of matter into which the report falls. You will accurately identify the applicable policy and hopefully the proper resolution strategy. Please let me help you. winterinvestigations.org
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Our undercover workforce investigation services allow us to become your eyes and ears at a level you would never be privy to. We are able to tap into this hugely valuable pool of information, and by doing so we are able to identify security loopholes, breaches in policy and procedure, identify syndicates and dishonest employees. This will all help determine the sources of loss within your company. Aside from the criminal element and breaches in security, other important factors disclosed by our undercover agent would be health and safety and substance abuse matters. Our undercover workforce investigations service is an effective and efficient solution that will put the power of knowing back in your hands. Read more:https://bit.ly/3OKs9et To find out more about our undercover workforce investigation services, contact Edward on +27 79 911 2800 or edward@sscinfo.co.za / Howard on +27 82 449 0317 or howard@sscinfo.co.za.
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Our undercover workforce investigation services allow us to become your eyes and ears at a level you would never be privy to. We are able to tap into this hugely valuable pool of information, and by doing so we are able to identify security loopholes, breaches in policy and procedure, identify syndicates and dishonest employees. This will all help determine the sources of loss within your company. Aside from the criminal element and breaches in security, other important factors disclosed by our undercover agent would be health and safety and substance abuse matters. Our undercover workforce investigations service is an effective and efficient solution that will put the power of knowing back in your hands. Read more:https://bit.ly/3OKs9et To find out more about our undercover workforce investigation services, contact Edward on +27 79 911 2800 or edward@sscinfo.co.za / Howard on +27 82 449 0317 or howard@sscinfo.co.za.
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Our undercover workforce investigation services allow us to become your eyes and ears at a level you would never be privy to. We are able to tap into this hugely valuable pool of information, and by doing so we are able to identify security loopholes, breaches in policy and procedure, identify syndicates and dishonest employees. This will all help determine the sources of loss within your company. Aside from the criminal element and breaches in security, other important factors disclosed by our undercover agent would be health and safety and substance abuse matters. Our undercover workforce investigations service is an effective and efficient solution that will put the power of knowing back in your hands. Read more:https://bit.ly/3OKs9et To find out more about our undercover workforce investigation services, contact Edward on +27 79 911 2800 or edward@sscinfo.co.za / Howard on +27 82 449 0317 or howard@sscinfo.co.za.
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