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What if an employee believes he/she is performing duties at a higher grade, raises the issue of the desk audit with his/her supervisor, and the supervisor refuses to allow a desk audit?

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What if an employee believes he/she is performing duties at a higher grade, raises the issue of the desk audit with his/her supervisor, and the supervisor refuses to allow a desk audit?

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If the supervisor still requires the employee to perform those tasks he/she believes warrant a desk audit, the employee should continue to perform the tasks (to avoid a claim of insubordination), but can file a grievance through the FWS grievance system.

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