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Bozeman, Montana drops password request from job applicants

June 20, 2009 /

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HELENA (Montana) – A FLOOD of criticism has prompted a Montana city to drop its request that government job applicants turn over their user names and passwords to Internet social networking and Web groups.

The city of Bozeman abruptly suspended the practice Friday, saying it ‘appears to have exceeded that which is acceptable to our community.’ ‘We appreciate the concern many citizens have expressed regarding this practice and apologize for the negative impact this issue is having on the City of Bozeman,’ City Manager Chris A. Kukulski said in a release.

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