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Seeking and Post-Employment  Employee Crossword Puzzle

 
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3. Looking for a job outside the government?  Read the __________ employment part of the Standards of Conduct first
5. You are seeking employment even if you ______ discussions until you finish the project that affects a potential employer
7. The length of post-employment restrictions may be __________, two years, or one year, depending on what you worked on while with the government
10. Requesting this does not mean you are seeking employment: 2 words
11. Generally, if your project could affect a prospective employer, then you may need to stop _______ on that project
12. Unless your job duties affect the _________ interests of a prospective employer, the seeking employment rules do not apply

 

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1. Your government ______ are a primary factor in determining when post-employment rules restrict your employment rules do not apply communications to and appearances before the government
2. The post-employment law places restrictions on _____ government employees
4. A common misconception about the post-employment law is that it restricts which _________ you work for
6. When you have not heard back in ____ months after sending a job application, you are no longer seeking employment
8. Successful job hunting may lead to post- ___________ restrictions
9. Representing _______ before the government after leaving government employment is generally ok

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