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Horner v. Dept. of Mental Health
No. 031475Supreme Court of Virginia
031475 Horner v. Dept. of Mental Health 06/10/2004 In an employment dispute involving an agency of the Commonwealth and one of its employees, resolved under a now-superseded version of the statutory provisions…
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031475 Horner v. Dept. of Mental Health 06/10/2004 In an employment dispute involving an agency of the Commonwealth and one of it…
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031475 Horner v. Dept. of Mental Health 06/10/2004 In an employment dispute involving an agency of the Commonwealth and one of its employees, resolved under a now-superseded version of the statutory provisions governing grievances and the powers of the first-level respondent to afford relief, the legislature provided the employee with the substantive right to be afforded a remedy by the first-level respondent. Once the employee accepted the remedy, the statutory scheme at the time precluded management from contesting the decision. The judgment of the Court of Appeals is reversed, and the judgment of the circuit court is reinstated. The case is remanded.
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