Military Personnel Have Some Appeal Rights Too
Who has authority to decide whether a member of the military stays or goes? A court weighs in on the issue.
Who has authority to decide whether a member of the military stays or goes? A court weighs in on the issue.
An applicant for an attorney’s position in government didn’t get the job but he filed a complaint and ended up in court. He did better in court than in the application process.
Does time spent in the military reserve count toward your CSRS retirement calculations? A court has just answered the question.
A federal employee contends he was fired for many invalid reasons but he is now out of a job anyway.
A Postal Service employee claimed he had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and had trouble filling out forms. The court found this to be plausible and sent the case back to determine the appropriate remedy.
A federal employee elected a self-only annuity but died before the effective date of his retirement.
A former federal employee decided to see what his agency was saying about him to potential employers and if it was violating its settlement agreement.
Be careful what you wish for because you may get it. An employee that received more pay as a result of a voluntary transfer filed an appeal arguing that he received a “constructive demotion.”
Can a federal contractor be an applicant for federal employment? Can a federal contractor have the MSPB review his termination just as it would for a federal employee? Now we know the answer.
A federal employee is removed from his job after filing numerous appeals. The MSPB upholds his removal as he filed some two years after going through various other appeals processes.