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Hi, does anyone know about this. My agency is trying to remove me for cause. Can this hinder/prevent my approval for my dis. retirement?
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When you say for cause. Is it because you are unable to do your job because of your medical disability?
From the LIMITED knowledge that I have you might want to look at the Bruner Presumption on Google.
Probably should chat with a lawyer who works federal stuff.
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No it will not hinder your application for
disability retirement and you have a year
if you are terminated to apply for it if you
have not done so by now.
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