Whistleblower: State Department Employees Who Don’t Sign Separation Agreement Face Dire Consequences

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Failure to sign a formal separation agreement can have dire consequences for rank-and-file State Department employees, an agency whistleblower told The Daily Caller.

That is in stark contrast to what happens to top-level officials such as former Sec. of State Hillary Clinton if they refuse to sign the separation form, OF-109.

Ramifications for lower-level State Department employees include the withholding of retirement benefits and possible investigations conducted by the agency into why employees declined to sign the form, whistleblower Richard Higbie says.

By signing OF-109, agency employees affirm that they have turned over all records — classified or unclassified; emails or physical documents — pertaining to official government business.

Whether or not Clinton — who used a private email account hosted on a private server to conduct official business — signed the document when she left office in Feb. 2013 was finally answered on Tuesday by State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki.

Unless, of course, if you’re a Clinton

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Come on. Give it a rest. She has Executive Immunity. And is protected by her gender. And has all those Friends of Bill to back her up.
OMuslim will soon grant her a full pardon.
This is such a waste of time. She has not changed in 30 years. She is the same disciple of Saul Alinsky that she was in college. And the slobbering sycophants will protect her, no matter what.
We will never see her file server. We will never see all of those emails.
We will never know what deals she negotiated in exchange for all those donations to her private foundation, obtained while she was a Government Employee.
It is truly despicable how she will get away with everything. There is no justice.
She is the Democratic candidate for President in 2016; just get over it.
And there will be no questions, thank you very much.