Helen L. Bain, and E. Jeanne Post and Donna L. Johnson v. Office of Personnel Management

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• “Taken as a whole, the statutory scheme[] of FERS . . . allow[s] federal employees up to six months per year of retirement credit for leaves of absence . . . .”
• because the court traditionally upholds an agency’s reasonable construction of a statute it administers, the court deferred to the Board’s affirmance of the Office of Personnel Management’s classification of petitioners as intermittent employees
• because the court traditionally upholds an agency’s reasonable construction of a statute it administers, the court deferred to the Board’s affirmance of the Office of Personnel Management’s classification of petitioners as intermittent employees

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).