MAXHR ORAL ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN APRIL
Source: FedNews Online
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit set April 6 as the date for oral arguments on an appeal of a district court decision blocking the Department of Homeland Security from implementing its new personnel regulations system.
The case on the personnel regulations system, MaxHR , will be heard by Senior Judge Harry T. Edwards and Circuit Judges A. Raymond Randolph and Thomas B. Griffith.
DHS’s final brief on the appeal is due Feb. 13 and the National Treasury Employees Union and four other unions will file their final brief on Feb. 27.
More information about the ongoing litigation can be found at
http://www.fednews-online.com/view_publication.aspx?publicationId=8837
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