Clearance Levels

All employees are ranked according to the clearance level they possess. The clearance levels are categorized by different colors. The levels are White, Green, Blue, Red, Black, Grey and Plaid.

Clearance Level Classifications

All clearance levels are color coded. The first four are ranked from the lowest to highest.

Green is level one

Blue is level two

Red is level three

Black is level four

White, Grey, and Plaid are special case rankings.

White level is for newly recruited employees who have not moved past their probation. Length of probation depends on their duties. Most operatives in the Special Operations Department, for instance, get promoted from probationary status after their first successful mission.

Grey level is for employees who have lost all privileges and are under severe restrictions. This is also called the prison status.

Plaid level is an administrative level. It allows Green, Blue, and Red employees greater access to information and more capability in getting requisitions approved.

Clearance Powers

An employee's clearance level determines their ability to get requisitions approved, access more information, monetary compensation, monetary advancement, and other privileges.