Halsey v. Nitze
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Per curiam
The appellant George W. Halsey, a veterans’ preference eligible, claims he was illegally discharged from his position as a laborer in the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia. Halsey was given notice of the proposed adverse action on October 10, 1963, based on the following charges: (1) failure to carry out orders of his superior; (2) inducing a group of employees to leave their assigned work and to assemble without authority; and (3) disrespectful conduct toward his superior. The charges included detailed specifications.
He was given a hearing before the Hearing Advisory Committee…
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