MSPB analysis: Recent trends in “lack of candor” charges.

By Chris Attig | Permalink
January 25th in General Federal Employment Law Posts, MSPB - Adverse Action Appeals (Performance and Discipline), MSPB Appeals.

Increasingly, Federal agencies are charging employees with misconduct based on “lack of candor”. This charge is what Agencies use when they can’t prove “falsification”.

Falsification is an intentional misrepresentation of some fact. It often arises in filling out some government form, or in the course of an official (or unofficial) investigation – the employee is accused of knowingly providing an incorrect answer to a question, or knowingly trying to deceive or mislead the [...]

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