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What are the four steps in the process of objecting to an eligible (5 CFR part 332)?

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Final answer:

The four steps in the process of objecting to an eligible employee's proposed removal are reviewing evidence, gathering evidence, submitting objections, and participating in a hearing if requested.

Step-by-step explanation:

The four steps in the process of objecting to an eligible employee's proposed removal under 5 CFR part 332 are:

  1. Reviewing the evidence and determining the reasons for objecting to the proposed action.
  2. Gathering evidence and preparing arguments to support the objections.
  3. Submitting the objections and supporting evidence to the deciding official.
  4. Participating in a hearing, if requested, to present the objections and evidence.

These steps provide a structured approach for employees to raise their concerns and provide a fair process for resolution.

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