Currently, the State Department is limited in its authority to grant administrative leave to personnel serving in combat zones or high-threat, high-risk posts.
Guy Reschenthaler: “Currently, the State Department is limited in its authority to grant administrative leave to personnel serving in combat…”
On the recordJune 25, 2019
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Reschenthaler highlights limitations on State Department personnel regarding leave in combat zones.
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