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observation of the Saturday Sabbath as a lack of dedication to
his job.
Petitioner suffers from asthma. His condition was
apparently exacerbated by the circumstances at work. Petitioner
experienced other physical ailments, including kidney stones and
depression while working for the Army.
During petitioner's employment with the Army, petitioner
filed numerous Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) complaints and
Merit System Protection Board (MSPB) appeals. The record
contains eight EEO complaints filed by petitioner between March
27, 1991, and July 29, 1992. Petitioner alleged that he was the
victim of various forms of discrimination including religious,
retaliation, sex, and age. Four of the complaints were filed
with respect to activity that occurred on or before November 21,
1991. In five of the complaints petitioner alleged that he was
not considered or selected for a position or the opening was
withdrawn because of, among other things, his religion and his
past propensity to file EEO complaints. In these complaints,
petitioner sought corrective action in the form of: "the
position I applied for"; "the position or similar position and
any other benefit I would have had, absent the discrimination";
"to be made whole absent the discrimination"; "to be made whole
absent the discrimination such as the position with back pay";
and "all the benefits that would have been granted absent the
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