· 5/3/1995
Byars v. City of Austin
Citations
- 910 S.W.2d 520
- 1995 WL 254437
How courts have described this case
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- concluding city charter and personnel policies manual outlining grievance procedures did not create protected property interest in continued public employment
- concluding because public employee had no property interest in continued public employment, no due process rights attached
- “Any modification of at-will employment status must be based on express rather than implied agreements.”
- “Because the existence of grievance procedures alone does not create substantive property rights or alter an employee’s at-will status, [appellant] had no protected property interest in her employment that would entitle her to move procedural protection than she received.”
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Judges: Powers, Kidd, Smith
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