“Ask the Lawyer” By, Neil A.G. McPhie, Esq. Q. I know federal employees can be removed for serious misconduct, but at what point does a minor offense become serious misconduct? A. The seriousness of an offense is on - Point Douglas - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	“Ask the Lawyer” By, Neil A.G. McPhie, Esq. Q. I know federal employees can be removed for serious misconduct, but at what point does a minor offense become serious misconduct? A. The seriousness of an offense is on Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-02-28 13:16:00 Open Document File Size: 28,00 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Tully Rinckey PLLC / / / IndustryTerm labor law / / Organization Department of the Air Force / Merit Systems Protection Board / Department of the Interior / Department of Veterans Affairs / Navy / / Person Neil A.G. McPhie / / / Position chairman / Director of Legal Services / attorney / federal employment law attorney / judge / Lawyer / / SocialTag United States Merit Systems Protection Board MSPB Misconduct Law Politics of the United States Robert MacLean Article I tribunals Curtis Douglas vs. Veterans Administration Government

“Ask the Lawyer” By, Neil A.G. McPhie, Esq. Q. I know federal employees can be removed for serious misconduct, but at what point does a minor offense become serious misconduct? A. The seriousness of an offense is onAdd to Reading List