Motto v. General Services Administration of the United States

ALVIN B. RUBIN, District Judge:

Thomas A. Motto, Jr. had been employed in New Orleans by the General Services Administration for nine years when he was notified he was transferred to Fort Worth. Rather than accept the transfer, he resigned. He contends that his transfer was an adverse action, and that he was entitled to notice and -a hearing. His transfer without a hearing, he contends, forced him out of government service, and he seeks reinstatement, with back pay, and other benefits that he lost when he resigned. The United States contends that Motto’s transfer was to meet the needs of his…