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adverse action
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adverse action
Medical malpractice Any of a number of professional reprimands or sanctions. See Incompetence, National Practitioner Data Bank, Staff privileges.


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The MSPB decision affirms the rights of employees who occupy sensitive positions that do not require security clearances or access to classified information to appeal adverse actions taken against them by their employing agencies based on agency determinations that the employees are not eligible to occupy sensitive positions.
The Supreme Court went further, holding that even adverse actions independent of the employment relationship could be retaliatory.
NSPS will follow existing government-wide rules for: --Labor-management relations --Disciplinary and adverse actions and employee appeals of adverse actions --Staffing and employment --Workforce shaping (reduction in force, furlough, and transfer of function).
 
 
 
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