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regarding gift giving, name some prohibited (not allowed) sources |
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person seeking to do business with your agency interest may be substantially affected by the performance or non-performance of your official duties |
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Is is allowed to solicit or accept gifts from prohibited sources or given because of official position? |
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What are examples of items that are NOT gifts |
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food or refreshments items with low value loans from financial institutions discounts available to public or class of employees Rewards and prizes in contests open to public |
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concerning gift exceptions what is the gift price that can be accepted |
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concerning gift exceptions what is the cap that can be accepted by the same source? |
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If someone is in the Air Force and they have a second job, concerning gift exceptions, can that person accept a gift from that job |
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yes, because they are getting the gift because they work for that company and they are not using their official duty in the AF to get that gift |
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Regarding gift exceptions and gifts from a same sourse, name some exclusion that would stop someone from receiving a gift from that same source? |
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concerning gift exceptions, awards and honorary degree caps are how much |
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concerning gift exceptions, awards and honorary degree that are greater that 200.00, who needs to provide a written okay? |
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concerning gift exceptions, widely attended gathers are okay if what |
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free attendance agency has determined it is in it's best interest to attend the event |
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concerning gift exceptions, can someome who is an official speaker, they can receive compensations |
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concerning gift exceptions, can someome who is an official speaker, what is considered NOT an compensation |
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meals waiver of conference fee items with minimal value items 20.00 or less |
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concerning gifts from foreign government what is the cap |
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concerning gifts from foreign government, if the gift is more than the cap allowed, (350.00) who will keep the gift |
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concerning gifts from the spouse of a foreign official, is that considered a gift? |
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Generally, can you solicit contributions from other employees for a gift to a superior |
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concerning gifts between employees can you make a donation for a gift or give a gift to a superior? |
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concerning gifts between employees can you accept gifts from subordinate personnel |
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concerning gifts from subordinates, what are the 2 major exceptions? |
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on occasional basis when gifts are normally exchanged they must be 10.00 or less (Christmas party) On special, infrequest occasions a subornate may give or donate toward a gift to a superior if it does not exceed 300.00 |
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if you are military and in uniform, can you be bumped up to first class |
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no, you must be in civilian clothes. |
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concerning art 138 complaints, who will the member make their complaint in writing to and within how many days must this be done from the date the member feels they were wronged? |
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concerning 138 complaints, can the member submit any edivence to support his/her claim? |
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concerning 138 complaints, what decision does the CC need to make |
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concerning 138 complaints, what can the CC deny a claim under |
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Not warranted not recognized under Art 138 untimely (took to long to submit) Lacks authority |
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concerning 138 complaints, who can the member if denied by the CC appeal to |
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concerning 138 complaints, who how many copies does the GCMCA retain |
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concerning 138 complaints, where does the GCMCA send one copy of the report to? |
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concerning 138 complaints, can the GCMCA delegate his decieion |
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what are the five most common types of misconduct members are discharged for? |
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Minor dis Patters Civilian conviction commission of serious offense drug abust sexual assault fitness |
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concerning drug discharges, how many criteria's must a member meet to be retained? |
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Concerning a dister kit, name the items that must be inside? |
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camera, portable printer, laptop Advance payment/settlement agreement template for FTCA, MCA and NGCA claims maps current base mapa and local area maps |
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concerning FOIA request, for an initial FOIS request, who logs/tracks request/forwards to the OPR to process |
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concerning FOIA request does JA review, "for full release" FOIA request |
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concerning FOIA request who reviews denial recommendations and what stage of the review is this at? |
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concerning FOIA request, who is the denial authority? |
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concerning FOIA request who is the appeal authority for FOIA request? |
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concerning FOIA request, during litigation of an appeal of FOIA who is the AF the client of? |
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JACL, US district court w/DOJ reps |
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concerning Privacy Act, what penelity will happen if you violate privact act? |
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charged with a misdamenor up to 5,000 fine per incident |
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concerning Privacy Act, how many days does someone have to submite a privacy act request appeal |
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concerning Privacy Act request, who is the denial authority on appreals |
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concerning Privacy Act appeals, can the SAF/GCA reverse their decieion to a PA request? |
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concerning Privacy Act appeals, if ligitaged, who is for SAF/GCA |
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regarding the authority to releast information if requested by outside agencies (off base courts)describe the differnt authorities |
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SJA - only release unclass factual info
Medical Law consultants - only medical
Contracting officer - only items concerning contracts
AFLOA Civil Litigation Division - classified information
HQ USAF/JAO - classified info |
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concerning enlisted discharges,name the 4 points that would send someone to a discharge board? |
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NCO 6 or more years of service CC wants to give a UOTCH In the interest of the national security |
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concerning a enlisted discharge board, after the member is informed that there will be a discharge board initiated on him/her, how many days does the member have to accept or turn down the board? |
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how many voting members are on an enlisted discharge board? |
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who are the nonvoting members in a discharge board? |
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recorder, legal advisor, TC, DC |
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concerning officer separations, what does, "not for cause" mean |
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when the endorsing agent no longer endorses the member (attorney is disbared) |
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concerning officer discharge and basis for discharge, name some standard performances that would cause an officer to be discharged? |
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failure to show leadership qualities failure to show frofiency in grady, misconduct, moral/professional dereliction |
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concerning officer seperations, name the discharge characterizations |
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Honorable, under honorable conditions (general) UOTCH |
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Who initiates an officer discharge actions for, "for cause" discharges? |
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Show cause Authority (SCA) which is the MAJCOM/CC or equivalent |
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who inititates an officer discharge action for, "Not for cause" discharge |
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For officer processingregarding probationary, what does probationary mean? |
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the officer has not been in long enough to meet the BOI. (package will be sent up instead) |
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concerning officer discharges processing and for probationary, explain the facts about the package? |
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officer has less than 5 years on AD AF Personnel Board (AFPB) makes recommendation to SECAF AFPC is convened from officers assigned to SECAF's personnel council |
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concerning officer processing, what does non-probationary mean? |
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officer has been in long enough to meet the BOI |
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for non-probationary officer requirements for discharges, explan the facts |
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officer has been on AD for more than 5 years BOI makes recommendation to SECAF |
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Explain the officer discharge process |
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Unit CC makes the recommendation to the SCA SCA dscides whether or not to initiate the discharge SCA serves the notification memo to the member |
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concerning discharges for officers, after the SCA serves the notification memo on the member, how many days does the member have to respond? |
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concerning officer discharges, who decides whether or not to initiate a discharge? |
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concerning officr dischrges, if the SCA decides to terminate the process, what happenes new |
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concerning officr dischrges,if the SCA decides to proceed the case file is forwarded to where? |
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concerning officr dischrges,after the SCA decides to proceed a recommendation is forwarded to who for disposition? |
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For Enlisted discharges, what constitues a void enlistment? |
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examples would be member is a minor or meember enlisted and is with another service |
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For Enlisted discharges,this type of effective enlistment is to not fault of anymore. The error should've been seen before the member enlisted? |
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concerning enlisted discharges, in this type of defective Enlistment, the member lied to get in the AF. |
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Members who fall under the entry level status discharge, how many days have they been in the AF? |
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Regarding enlistment discharges, what does PRP stand for |
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Personnel Reliability Program |
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Regarding enlistment discharges, what is the time period a member can be on Probation and Rehabulation? |
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not less than 6 months or no more than 12 months |
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Regarding enlistment discharges, what is the average number of workdays between date action starts and date of seperation |
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standard discharge - 15 days Board hearing - 50 days Board hearing waiver - 25 days |
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concerning MCA claims, what is the statute of limitations? |
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Regarding witness interviews for claims, according to the TCFSC, who needs to give permission to record an interview |
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Regarding preparing a witness interview (claims), what statement would you begin the memo with? |
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concerning FTCA/MCA claims the agency has how many months to consider the claim? |
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concerning FTCA/MCA claims, uup to how much can the SJA settle at base level |
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for FTCA claims that are more that 2500, what forms would you use to process a claim and to who do go up to? |
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FMS 194, 196, 197 Treasure judgement fund |
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for FTCA claims that are less than 2500 what claims forms are prepared and send up to who |
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for FTCA/MCA claims, what documents are necessary |
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cite the title and legal citation of statue must have a photo copy of denial letter must be send by certified/registered mail |
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for enlisted discharges boards, what are the ranks of the voting members if no enlisted requested |
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Officers, 1 feild grads, the rest company grade |
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Can HIPPA be disclosed to business associates with a business associate agreement? |
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what can happen if you released hippa without authority |
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State the purpose of Article 6, UCMJ Inspections |
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enacted to ensure that the military justice system is administered properly; supports good order, morale, and discipline; and operates free from unlawful command influence |
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Cite examples of information available on the AFCSC web Site. |
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Installation Responsibilities Checklist for Claimants (P- Type claims) Dispatch of Notice of loss or Damage forms (1840/1840r)- Online version notice of loss and damage Vehicle inspections Loading and scanning claimant pictures How to preform inspections and report guides Disaster Prep and Handling Preventive law Smooth move briefing Claim service handbook |
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Explain key personnel and their responsibilities within the Emergency Response team. |
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Four Phases- Notification, Response, withdrawal, recovery
Incident Commander- Fire Chief responsible for incidents at the site/scene, mitigate damages First Responders- security person, fire fighter, medical personal, EOD Emergency responders- Once scene is safe the emergency responders will report to the incident commander Specialized Teams: get the base back to a functioning capacity Shelter Management time |
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Determine items that should be in the Disaster Kit. |
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Electronic Devices Digital Camera(s) and/or Video Camera(s), Portable Printer, and Laptop
AFIs, Publications, and Forms AFI51-501, TCFSC Action Officer’s Handbook, SFs 95 & 1034, DD Forms 1842 & 1844, Advance Payment/Settlement Agreement Template for FTCA, MCA and NGCA claims
Claimant Sign-in Log Maps Current base map and local area maps
Basic Office Supplies Pens, copy paper, stapler, etc
Action Plan Checklist
Other materials Tape measure, ruler, batteries, digital camera and/or video camera, extension cords, inclement weather gear, laptop, materials to make a claims sign, printer plus extra toner as well as contact information for key individuals |
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Cite examples of situations where you would need the Disaster Kit. |
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kit deployed after a disaster or major accident- hurricanes tornadoes Aircraft accidents Large -Scales Fires caused by military Explosive Ordinance Disposal Bombing Range operations |
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what is a National Defense Area |
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Area on none federal land, purpose for protecting national defense equipment, 5th amendment, 50 usc 797 section 21, dodd 5200.2 |
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Wing/CC, MAJCOM/CC, Group/CC |
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Cite examples of potential legal issues encountered during major accident response situations. |
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NDA may result in increased government liability Environment law/ land use issues Mass Care, housing, and human services - In line of duty determinations Potential need for: report of surveys, adverse actions, and/or disciplinarian actions |
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what are the key principles of tort law |
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Civil wrong One party causes personal injury/property damageo to another may be held liable for damages |
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what pay ststem convering most white collar civillian federal employees who pay grades range from GS-1 to -15? |
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What is the federal wage system was developed to make the pay for federal blue-collor workers. Them employees are usually represented by unions? |
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This civil service employees in GA positions 16 and above and represent generals or admirals in the Armed forces |
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Senior Executive Service (SES) |
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The replaced the civil service commission with thress new indepedent agencies, office of personnel management, federal labor relation authority and the meris systems protection board |
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Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 |
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Thsis is responsible for personnel management |
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Office of personnel management |
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This carries out its statutory responsibilities and authoritites primarily by adjudicating individual employees appelas and by conducting merit system studies |
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Merit systems protection board |
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employees and agencies under the statute |
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Federal Labor Relations Authority |
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the primary mission is to safegard the merit system by protecting federal employees and applicants from prohibiting personnel practices, especially reprisal for whistleblowing |
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US office of special counsel |
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Responsible for enforcing federal laws that make it illegal to discriminate against a job applicant or an employee because of a person's race, color, ect |
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Equal Employment Oppurtunity Commisssion |
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the purpose is to maintain a productive work environment in which disputes are avoided or settled quickly and at the lowest level possible |
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Alternate Dispute Resoultion |
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Negotions between organized workers and their employer concerning wages, hours, ect |
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Basically a violation of provisions set forth in code |
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This establishes a process under which an employee, or a group of employees acting as individuals, may request personal relief in any matter of AF management |
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Administrative Grievance System |
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This provides benefits to federal employees who sustain disabling injuries as a result of their federal employment |
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taking disciplinary action against certain civilian employees (furlough, reduction in grade, removal |
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an action management takes to correct an eimployees's delinquency or minconducts (loa, lor, suspension removals |
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A nondisciplinary action placing an employee in a temporary nonduty and nonpay status because lack of work or funds |
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a reasonable connection or factual relationship between the reasons for the action taken and the efficiency of the service |
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