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Jul 13, 2017
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I knew I read a policy about this: http://www.feaonline.org/passport/communication/updates/president/3-15-10.htm
"...in a case out of FEA Pacific, an arbitrator ruled in FEA's favor in a case involving a CONUS hire who was illegally being denied proper benefits. The case involved a married couple who were each hired to work in the Pacific....See More
"...in a case out of FEA Pacific, an arbitrator ruled in FEA's favor in a case involving a CONUS hire who was illegally being denied proper benefits. The case involved a married couple who were each hired to work in the Pacific....See More
HelpOthers
I knew I read a policy about this: http://www.feaonline.org/passport/communication/updates/president/3-15-10.htm
"...in a case out of FEA Pacific, an arbitrator ruled in FEA's favor in a case involving a CONUS hire who was illegally being denied proper benefits. The case involved a married couple who were each hired to work in the Pacific....See More
"...in a case out of FEA Pacific, an arbitrator ruled in FEA's favor in a case involving a CONUS hire who was illegally being denied proper benefits. The case involved a married couple who were each hired to work in the Pacific....See More
HelpOthers
I knew I read a policy about this: http://www.feaonline.org/passport/communication/updates/president/3-15-10.htm
"...in a case out of FEA Pacific, an arbitrator ruled in FEA's favor in a case involving a CONUS hire who was illegally being denied proper benefits. The case involved a married couple who were each hired to work in the Pacific....See More
"...in a case out of FEA Pacific, an arbitrator ruled in FEA's favor in a case involving a CONUS hire who was illegally being denied proper benefits. The case involved a married couple who were each hired to work in the Pacific....See More
HelpOthers
I knew I read a policy about this: http://www.feaonline.org/passport/communication/updates/president/3-15-10.htm
"...in a case out of FEA Pacific, an arbitrator ruled in FEA's favor in a case involving a CONUS hire who was illegally being denied proper benefits. The case involved a married couple who were each hired to work in the Pacific....See More
"...in a case out of FEA Pacific, an arbitrator ruled in FEA's favor in a case involving a CONUS hire who was illegally being denied proper benefits. The case involved a married couple who were each hired to work in the Pacific....See More
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