Federal Workplace Misconduct Investigator

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us department of housing urban developmentJacksonville (FL)

Government Property Inspectors and Investigators Administration of Housing Programs

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About the role

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in Jacksonville, FL, seeks a Misconduct Investigator to conduct investigations of employee misconduct, interview witnesses, and prepare concise reports that comply with HUD policy and federal personnel rules. The position requires experience with fact-finding, analysis, and reporting on complex workplace issues, knowledge of laws and regulations governing federal employees, and the ability to use investigative methods to identify

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