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NASA Procedural Requirements |
NPR 3771.1 Effective Date: May 07, 1999 Expiration Date: May 07, 2014 |
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The following reflects only a cursory description of other avenues of redress and should not be relied upon totally. For details of the specific procedures involved, employees should consult with the appropriate offices.
1.1. Classification Appeal
1.1.1. General Schedule employees may appeal a classification by taking either of the following actions:
a. Requesting a review within NASA and, if dissatisfied, requesting a review by OPM.
b. Filing a request directly with OPM.
1.1.2. Federal Wage System employees must first file with NASA.
1.1.3. OPM decisions are final with no further appeal.
1.2. Other. Employees may request OPM to review certain decisions regarding retirement rights and examination ratings.
Allegations of illegal discrimination must be processed by NASA, pursuant to EEOC regulations. Decisions rendered under this procedure may be appealed to EEOC. Bargaining unit employees should follow discrimination-complaint procedures in their collective bargaining agreement, if applicable.
Employees may appeal removals, suspensions over 14 days, reductions in grade or pay, furloughs of 30 days or less, within-grade denials, and reductions in force to MSPB. The extent of an employee`s MSPB rights will vary, based on such factors as the pay system by which the employee is covered and whether or not the employee is in a probationary status.
4.1. OSC addresses complaints concerning the following allegations:
a. Prohibited personnel practices.
b. Prohibited political activity (Hatch Act violations).
c. Actions taken in reprisal for "whistle-blowing" activities.
Complaints or information concerning possible violation(s) of law, rules, or regulations, or mismanagement, gross waste of funds, abuse of authority, or danger to the public health and safety may go to the OIG. Ordinarily, the OIG will not act on matters for which there is another complaint process, such as a grievance or discrimination complaint. However, investigations may be conducted on the basis of matters referred by OSC or MSPB.
Center Human Resources Offices can provide further information concerning these other avenues or can direct interested employees to offices that can provide further information.
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