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B-220720, B-220791, SEP 8, 1986

B-220720,B-220791: Sep 8, 1986

THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF FRAUD OR MISREPRESENTATION BY THE EMPLOYEE. SHE WAS ERRONEOUSLY APPOINTED TO CAREER POSITIONS ON THREE OCCASIONS. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF FRAUD OR MISREPRESENTATION BY THE EMPLOYEE. ARNETT AND MARY ANN BARRON - ERRONEOUS APPOINTMENTS - DE FACTO EMPLOYMENT: ISSUE THE ISSUE IN THIS DECISION CONCERNS THE LEGAL STATUS OF SERVICE PERFORMED BY TWO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES WHO WERE ERRON...

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[Legal Status of Two Erroneously Appointed Air Force Employees]

B-220720,B-220791: Sep 8, 1986

The Air Force requested a decision regarding the legal status of two civilian employees who served various periods of time under erroneous appointments. The Air Force erroneously appointed one employee without checking a regional civil service register, and erroneously appointed the other to a competitive career position when she had not acquired the status necessary to make her eligible for such...

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