USAID’s Controversial Search for Attorneys: An Effort to Quell Employee Dissent Amidst Agency Downsizing
Washington, D.C. — The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is actively seeking to hire additional lawyers to investigate employee misconduct. This includes examining potential violations related to unauthorized communications with the media, according to a recent job posting. The recruitment announcement, published by a sourcing firm, outlines the responsibilities of the new hires, who will be tasked with probing a range of employee misconduct issues and ensuring adherence to federal regulations. The American Foreign Service Association, which represents USAID employees, has confirmed the authenticity of the job listing. This move appears to be part … Read more