U.S. Foreign Service Grievance and Appeals Procedure: Hearings, Ninety-second Congress, First Session ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1972 - 342 halaman |
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administrative adverse actions AFSA amended American Foreign Service appeals procedure application appointed assignment Bayh believe bill Birch Bayh Board of Directors career CHAIRMAN Civil Service Commission complainant employee complaint CONGRESS THE LIBRARY considered decision Department Department's Deputy Under Secretary Director of Personnel documents due process efficiency reports employee's established Executive Order Foreign Service Act Foreign Service Association Foreign Service employees Foreign Service Grievance Foreign Service officers Foreign Service personnel grievance and appeal Grievance Board Grievance Committee grievance system HARROP HARTER hearing impartial Information Agency interim grievance procedures interim procedures KOCZAK legislation letter LIBRARY OF CONGRESS MACE MACOMBER Macomber's March 31 matter memorandum ment panel person personnel records present President promotion proposed recommendations regulations representative request Selection Boards selection-out Senator COOPER Senator PELL statement submitted Thomas tion U.S. Senate United States Code United States Information USIA Washington Willard Brown witnesses
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