How long should information about polygraph exams be kept?

How long should information about polygraph exams be kept?

The following documentation must be retained for three years from the date a polygraph exam is conducted or requested, according to the Employee Polygraph Protection Act:

  • a copy of the statement that sets forth the specific incident or activity under investigation and the basis for testing that particular employee

  • records specifically identifying the loss or injury in question and the nature of the employee's access to the person or property that is the subject of the investigation

  • the test's written questions

  • all opinion lists and other records relating to polygraph tests of such persons and any charges stemming from them.

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