Fema Employment

For military clearance what does this question mean: Have you ever been debarred from government employment?

I was disqualified from a police job once does that mean I answer yes to that question? By disqualified, it means I did not get the job

Public Comments

1. It means have you ever been forbidden to work for the Government
2. The person who designed that questionnaire should be barred, not debarred, from government employment. The question means, "Can you work for the government?" Bar is to restrict. Debar is to take away that restriction.
3. It means just what it says. Have you ever been told you can't hold a government job?
4. It means: were you ever denied a government job for a reason other than being less qualified than the successful candidate.
5. The question does not make any sense, because the word debarred would mean you were once barred and then debarred.
6. it is the same as being turned down for a job.
7. It means "It means that you have something in your background that prevents the government from hiring you." Unless you are told that you are debarred you can go elsewhere and apply
8. If you don't know what it means, it hasn't happened to you.
9. The question is asking if you have ever been fired from a government job, then declared ineligible for any other government job. Not beeing accepted by city police doesn't count.