An expensive, new federal office is so poorly organized that employees don’t know when unsecured sensitive documents are taken from their desks, nor can they identify those that are missing once they’re gone.

General Services Administration documents and property are left vulnerable to theft thanks to the “open-concept” layout of its newly-renovated Washington, D.C. headquarters, according to an inspector general report.

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