A state government employee identification card (ID) is a badge or card issued by an employer to identify an employee as a state government worker. The ID may also include the employee's photograph, name, position, and department. State government employee IDs are used for security purposes, timekeeping, and accessing buildings and equipment. Employees may be required to show their ID when entering a state government building or office, or when using state government equipment. Some state government employee IDs also allow employees to access discounts at local businesses. State government employee IDs are an important part of keeping state government operations safe and secure.
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