The Ombuds Blog: Job Posting: Transportation Security Administration

December 16, 2014

Job Posting: Transportation Security Administration

The Department Of Homeland Security agency is hiring a Supervisory Federal Air Marshal. The position will serve as the Office of Law Enforcement/Federal Air Marshal Service Ombudsman Liaison to Office of Civil Rights and Liberties, Ombudsman, and Travel Engagement, Ombudsman Division in Reston, VA. The job is open only to TSA employees.

Applicants must have a top secret clearance, pass a physical, and be eligible to carry a firearm. The position pays $107,033-$165,907 and applications are due December 24, 2014. (Federal Govt. Jobs.)

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Anonymous12/16/2014 3:22 PM
I'd trust most Ombuds with top secrets, but not a gun.
I can't think of another Ombuds job with requirements like these!
-Angry Ombuds
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Anonymous12/17/2014 10:56 AM
So...does that mean we can strike that statement about the Ombuds NOT being a sheriff?
http://ombuds-blog.blogspot.com/2014/12/staff-ombuds-at-ku-leuven-defends-role.html#more

-Mellow Ombuds
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