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With the Homeland Security Act now signed into law, employment attorneys are poring over the legislation to figure out the rights of the workers assigned to the new agency. One area that's already causing concern is the appeals process for workers who believe they've been unfairly fired or suspended. According to attorneys who represent federal employees, the new Department of Homeland Security strips workers of basic due-process rights.
December 03, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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