Dion v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
2Per curiam
The plaintiff alleges in his petition that he has had permanent civil service career status since 1929, but that during much of the time since that date he has been on furlough or has had only temporary employment, while positions which he could have filled were given to temporary employees. He says that he complained to the Civil Service Commission and to the heads of employing agencies of the Government and that they either did not respond, or their responses misled him to think that he had no rights.
The plaintiff says that in 1955 the Federal Bureau of Investigation investigated his…
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