Motto v. General Services Administration

RUBIN, District Judge:

Mr. Thomas A. Motto was a civil service employee who was employed by the U. S. Government for nine years. He lived and worked in New Orleans, and was earning $8,243 annually. In 1967, he was notified that he was being reassigned to Fort Worth at the same sala*1219ry. Motto contends that this was an adverse action and that he was entitled to a hearing under 5 U.S.C. Sec. 7512.1 He alleges that his supervisor then wrongfully threatened him with disciplinary action if he failed to report promptly as ordered, but gave him a choice of retiring in order to avoid this action. This,…