Koo v. Commonwealth Department for Adult & Technical Education
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
EMBERTON, Judge.
The appellant, Robert T. Koo, was a continuing status employee of the Kentucky Department for Adult and Technical Education until he was laid off following the abolishment of his position as an auxiliary services specialist for Region 7. He appeals from the judgment of the Franklin Circuit Court affirming the decision of the State Board for Adult and Technical Education.1
On June 17,1991, Koo was notified that he was subject to layoff as result of a system-wide assessment. Final notice of the elimination was made on August 5, 1991. On Koo’s appeal to the Board the Department…
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