If separated without prejudice either voluntarily or involuntarily after at least six months of satisfactory service in a position having a probationary period in excess of six months, he may be reinstated in any part of the service in any position for which he is qualified or can qualify through non-competitive examination.
FDR: “If separated without prejudice either voluntarily or involuntarily after at least six months of satisfactory service in…”
On the recordMarch 9, 1941
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Executive Order 8707—Amending Certain Provisions of the Civil Service Rules
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