Mitchell Kastner, Esq. (732) 873-9555 mknjlaw@patmedia.net
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Mitchell Kastner, Esq. (732) 873-9555 mknjlaw@patmedia.net
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Who is an "employee"?
by mknjlaw on Wed 09 Mar 2005 08:20 AM EST  |  Permanent Link
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Re: Who is an "employee"?
by Anonymous on Thu 10 Mar 2005 11:50 PM EST  |  Permanent Link
Mitchell, The quiz. I have it that #1 is not an employee. #2 We need know what was the nature and extent of his 1992 employment. #3 Yes Appellant was an employee. #4 Was appellant pref elligable? what was the nature of his three consecutive years of employment? #5 Is appellant pref elligable/ How long was applenant in the excepted service? #6&7 yes appellant is an employee. While reading the quiz and trying to get my head moving in the proper direction, I found "The Book". Reading the section on elligibility from Mr. Broida's book convinced me that the entire subject is hopelessly complicated. Thank you for the chart. ............ john
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Re: Who is an "employee"?
by Anonymous on Tue 12 Apr 2005 07:31 PM EDT  |  Permanent Link
How about this one:
Schedule B appointment to excepted service not to exceed 3years eod 03/03/03 - what is his status on 10/29/04?
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