New Identification Rules for Government Workers in Washington DC

In Washington, new regulations mandate strict identification for all government workers, including clerks and typists, reflecting a more cautious approach by the government. At the Navy Department, following a recent fire, stringent rules require everyone, even the secretary of the Navy, to show identification badges.

What is required of all government workers in Washington according to the new regulations?

• They must wear uniforms.

• They need to show absolute identification.

• They have to work extra hours.

• They must attend weekly meetings.

How is Uncle Sam described in relation to the new regulations?

• As an indifferent observer.

• As a lenient figure.

• As a seriously careful old gentleman.

• As a humorous character.

What event led to stricter rules at the Navy Department?

• A budget cut.

• A change in leadership.

• A security breach.

• A recent fire.

Who is required to show identification at the Navy Department?

• Only clerks and typists.

• Only visitors.

• Only new employees.

• Everyone, including the secretary of the Navy.

What is the consequence of not showing a badge at the Navy Department?

• A fine is imposed.

• A meeting with the supervisor is required.

• Access is denied.

• A warning is issued.