State ex rel. Bossa v. Giles

Appellant raises four propositions of law, all of which essentially challenge the issuance of a writ of mandamus as a means to resolve the instant cause.1 Appellant contends that the Court of Appeals erred when it held that the Bureau of Employment Services was under a clear legal duty to credit appellee with vacation leave during the periods of time when she was considered an intermittent employee. Appellant further asserts that appellee possesses an adequate remedy at law in the Court of Claims under R. C. Chapter 2743.

We do not agree. R. C. 121.161, which governs computation of vacation…