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but she could make recommendations to the COR and coordinate
projects with direct hire personnel.
3. Office Space, Compensation, and Benefits
Petitioner’s services under the personal service contracts
required a valid security clearance. Petitioner was required to
maintain strict secrecy concerning any information or
documentation she obtained in conjunction with work performed
under the contracts. The contracts required classified materials
assigned to, or generated by, petitioner to be stored in
appropriate containers in FBO, the State Department, or the
appropriate U.S. Foreign Service Post.
The personal service contracts required the State Department
to provide to petitioner, to the extent practical, office space,
furniture, telephone, office equipment (including word
processors, computers, typewriters, calculators, copying
machines, etc.), and office supplies that would ordinarily be
used by Government employees doing similar work for the State
Department. Pursuant to the contracts, petitioner was to work 5
days per week, Monday through Friday, 8 hours per day from 8:30
a.m. to 5:15 p.m., with a 45-minute lunch break, when she worked
at the office location.
Petitioner performed approximately 40 percent of her
services outside the United States. Petitioner received
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