Investigatory Examinations: What is an Examination?

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The FLRA discusses different elements of Investigatory Examinations in a series of 7 videos detailing the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute.
This video covers: What is an examination in connection with an investigation?
0:00 - Introduction
0:22 - 5 elements of an Investigatory Examination
1:18 - What is an examination?
1:45 - Meetings that are Examinations (examples)
2:20 - Meetings that are Not Examinations (examples)
2:54 - When is the meeting not an examination?
4:31 - Car Searches, Physicals, Fitness for Duty exams, Security Clearance exams, Drug Tests
4:48 - Security Clearance Interviews
5:05 - Drug Tests
5:25 - Fitness for Duty Exams
5:55 - Additional Situations the Authority has said are Investigatory Examinations
For more in the Investigatory Examinations series:
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Who is an Agency Representative? - • Investigatory Examinat...
Who is a Bargaining Unit Employee? - • Investigatory Examinat...
What is an Examination? - • Investigatory Examinat...
What is a Reasonable Fear of Discipline? - • Investigatory Examinat...
How may an Employee Request Representation? - • Investigatory Examinat...
What are Parties' Obligations and Rights? - • Investigatory Investig...