Legal Opinion
Owen v. New Orleans City Civil Service Commission
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided May 4, 1979No. 10087PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
SCHOTT, Judge.
The New Orleans Civil Service Commission has appealed from a judgment enjoining it “from terminating plaintiff’s employment for the reason of her being unqualified, or hiring a replacement for her.”
Plaintiff began working in the Department of Finance of the City of New Orleans in September, 1972, by virtue of an appointment as a Transient Clerk II. The chronological history of her employment thereafter is as follows:
December 19, 1972 — Transient Clerk II status terminated and appointed Provisional Clerk as an emergency appointment.
December 29,1972 — Appointed Provisional Clerk I.
2Cases cited1 opinion
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