Nuclear Board Designates Steady Policy Counsel Role
Published Date: 4/24/2025
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The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board just announced that the Deputy General Counsel job is a key policy role that stays steady, even when a new President takes office. This means the position is officially labeled as a Schedule Policy/Career spot, keeping things consistent and clear. No big money changes or timing shifts here—just solid, steady leadership.
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