Federal workers took 'buyout.' Some got fired anyway
For Fired US Federal Workers, Legal Protections Offer Little Recourse
Appeals filed by federal employees of their firings are screened by agency staff and then heard by in-house administrative judges, whose decisions can be reviewed by the three-member board. The board's rulings can be appealed to a Washington-based federal appeals court.
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