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Troy Meyer, Assistant Inspector General for Audit, OIG, SBA

Less than half of the paperwork the Small Business Administration finishes when an employee or contractor leaves the agency is complete and filled out correctly...

Federal News Network Staff

June 8, 2015 4:09 pm

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Less than half of the paperwork the Small Business Administration finishes when an employee or contractor leaves the agency is complete and filled out correctly. SBA’s inspector general said the agency isn’t following its own separation procedures when an employee leaves. Seventy-three network accounts are still active for employees who are already gone. SBA is supposed to deactivate those accounts within 24 hours after an employee leaves. Troy Meyer, assistant inspector general for audit at the Small Business Administration’s Office of Inspector General, tells In Depth with Francis Rose where his office started with this report.