Watchdog: DHS took 'more than 3 years to investigate' majority of whistleblower retaliation cases
"OIG officials told GAO that case complexity and limited staff affected some case time frames, and that they have focused more on investigation quality and thoroughness than timeliness," the watchdog said in the report.
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"OIG officials told GAO that case complexity and limited staff affected some case time frames, and that they have focused more on investigation quality and thoroughness than timeliness," the watchdog said in the report.
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