The limitation in Section 1 relating to the period during which an employee shall be considered as on leave of absence from his employment with the Federal Government, and the limitation in Section 3(a) relating to the period of time from date of transfer to a public international organization during which an employee is privileged to exercise reemployment rights, are waived with respect to Frederick Strauss, and he shall be considered to have been on leave of absence for the period August 12, 1957, through September 16, 1962, for the purpose of all rights and benefits provided by Executive Order 9721, as amended.
Lyndon Johnson: “The limitation in Section 1 relating to the period during which an employee shall be considered as on leave of absence…”
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Executive Order 11138—Modifying Executive Order No. 9721, as Amended by Executive Order No. 10103, Providing for the...
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