WHEREAS the prompt reconsideration of protested administrative decisions to take adverse actions against employees will promote the efficiency of the service, assist in maintaining a high level of employee morale, further the objective of improving employee-management relations, and insure timely correction of improper adverse actions;
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “WHEREAS the prompt reconsideration of protested administrative decisions to take adverse actions against employees will…”
On the recordJanuary 16, 1962
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Executive Order 10987—Agency Systems for Appeals from Adverse Actions
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