Kade v. Charles H. Hickey School

KARWACKI, Judge.

On July 28, 1987, Don-Neil Kade, the appellant, was suspended for three days from his job at the Charles H. Hickey School, an appellee, which is operated by the Juvenile Services Administration (JSA), the other appellee. On July 29, 1987, he appealed that suspension to the Department of Personnel (DOP). After conducting a hearing, a hearing officer of DOP, Jo Ann K. Joseph, issued a proposed order sustaining the suspension. Appellant noted exceptions to that proposed order, A hearing on the exceptions was held by Jeanne M. Zarnoch, a designee of the *723Secretary of Personnel, who…