To issue a charge of a Failure to Maintain a Condition of Employment
In addition to these conditions, the MSPB states the charge of failure to meet a condition of employment contains two additional elements:
It is also important to remember that, “in the absence of evidence of bad faith or patent unfairness, the MSPB defers to the agency’s requirements that must be fulfilled for an individual to qualify for appointment to, or retention in, a particular position.” [1]
It is very important to review the Federal Agency’s employment policy to be sure that you maintain the appropriate qualifications that may be conditional for employment with the agency.
The federal employee attorneys at Melville Johnson, P.C. are highly experienced in MSPB matters such as these, and are willing and able to assist you in your federal employment legal matters. Call or message us today to discuss your situation and learn how we can assist you.
[1] Gallegos v.Department of the Air Force, 114 FMSR 185 (2014).