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Arbitration Matters: December 2014
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Covering current developments in labor arbitration. Sunday, December 21, 2014. Police officers, "untruthfulness" and public policy. A police officer's claimed "untruthfulness" and the dictates of public policy have been the subject of previous posts here. Discipline for untruthfulness generally is discussed here,. The Supreme Court of Connecticut has now addressed this issue. In Town of Stratford v AFSCME Council 15, Local 407. Policy against intentional dishonesty by police officers in connection with t...
Arbitration Matters: Award of back pay to firefighter who let certification lapse doesn't violate public policy
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Covering current developments in labor arbitration. Sunday, March 29, 2015. Award of back pay to firefighter who let certification lapse doesn't violate public policy. The Court noted that testimony about grievant's duty to mitigate his damages and the circumstances under which he had let his certification expire had been presented to the arbitrator. The arbitrator, however, viewing the circumstances together with the "questionable legality" of the City's actions, determined back pay was warranted. Distr...
Arbitration Matters: November 2014
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Covering current developments in labor arbitration. Sunday, November 23, 2014. Pay for Snow Days - Part 2. With record snow falls in the news, it's appropriate to revisit an issue first discussed in January. The earlier post, Pay for Snow day? Same city, same storm, different results. Discussed two awards from the Connecticut State Board of Mediation and Arbitration reaching different results on claims for pay for days employees were instructed to stay home because of record snowfall. Decided by a panel ...
Arbitration Matters: October 2014
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Covering current developments in labor arbitration. Sunday, October 26, 2014. Arbitrator overturns suspension of police officer disciplined for alleged use of excessive force. Chair of a unanimous three person panel, has sustained a grievance filed on behalf of a Seattle police officer challenging his eight day suspension for claimed use of excessive force. Initially Arbitrator Cavanaugh addressed the nature of the dispute:. The Arbitrator noted that just cause for the discipline could be established:.
Arbitration Matters: Arbitrator reinstates police officer - Police Standards Council revokes his police certificate - Alaska Supreme Court affirms both
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Covering current developments in labor arbitration. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Arbitrator reinstates police officer - Police Standards Council revokes his police certificate - Alaska Supreme Court affirms both. The Department sought to vacate the award, but the Superior Court denied the request. On appeal to the Alaska Supreme Court, the Court affirmed the denial of the request to vacate. State v. Public Safety Employees Ass'n. State v. Pub. Safety Employees Ass'n. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Firing...
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LaborRelated: Required Reading for Catholics in Labor and Employment Law: Ken Matheny's "THE DISAPPEARANCE OF LABOR UNIONS AND THE SOCIAL ENCYCLICALS OF POPES JOHN PAUL II AND BENEDICT XVI"
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David Foley's Labor and Employment Law Blog. Thursday, February 6, 2014. Required Reading for Catholics in Labor and Employment Law: Ken Matheny's "THE DISAPPEARANCE OF LABOR UNIONS AND THE SOCIAL ENCYCLICALS OF POPES JOHN PAUL II AND BENEDICT XVI". Pope John Paul II. Ken Matheny has an article out in the Winter 2014 issue of the Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal, The Disappearance of Labor Unions and the Social Encyclicals of Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI. Ohio Employer's Law Blog.
LaborRelated: August 2012
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David Foley's Labor and Employment Law Blog. Monday, August 20, 2012. NLRB Reiterates Rules on Investigation Confidentiality. A recent NLRB decision caused some ripples around the web, and I am a little bit surprised by the commotion. The decision appears to have been a fairly straight forward reiteration of precedent that is at least a decade old. The decision is Banner Estrella Medical Center. 357 NLRB No. 80, slip op. at 15 (2011), the Board stated. 336 NLRB 271, 272 (2001). The employer required sile...
LaborRelated: September 2012
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David Foley's Labor and Employment Law Blog. Friday, September 7, 2012. ABA Law Blog 100 and Ryan Holiday's Book. Today is the last day to make nominations to the ABA's top 100 law blog competition. Coincidentally, I've been reading Ryan Holiday's book, Trust Me, I'm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator. Here are some of the things that are on my mind as I make my nominations to the ABA top 100:. According to Holiday,. Work Matters (Michael Maslanka's blog). BNA Daily Labor Repor. Links to this post.
LaborRelated: Jujitsu in EEOC v. Kaplan
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David Foley's Labor and Employment Law Blog. Wednesday, January 30, 2013. Jujitsu in EEOC v. Kaplan. I have always loved the passage from The Art of War. About the general who is facing an enemy army on the other side of a river. The two armies are at a stand off. The general is informed that his forces are running perilously low on arrows (and won't be able to ward off an attack). What does the general do? Http:/ www.caiguoqiang.com/projects/borrowing-your-enemys-arrows-1. Kaplan's first legal Jujitsu m...
LaborRelated: February 2012
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David Foley's Labor and Employment Law Blog. Saturday, February 25, 2012. Braun Drug Testing and Industrial Due Process. Braun's urine sample had been collected on a Saturday night and not sent to the testing lab until Monday. Article X of the Joint Program. Integrity of the Specimen,. Lays out a very detailed process on how the testing process works. At Section V., it provides,. The specimens should be sent by FedEx to the Laboratory on the same day. They are collected. [Emphasis supplied]. The decision...
LaborRelated: January 2013
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David Foley's Labor and Employment Law Blog. Wednesday, January 30, 2013. Jujitsu in EEOC v. Kaplan. I have always loved the passage from The Art of War. About the general who is facing an enemy army on the other side of a river. The two armies are at a stand off. The general is informed that his forces are running perilously low on arrows (and won't be able to ward off an attack). What does the general do? Http:/ www.caiguoqiang.com/projects/borrowing-your-enemys-arrows-1. Kaplan's first legal Jujitsu m...
LaborRelated: NLRB Reiterates Rules on Investigation Confidentiality
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David Foley's Labor and Employment Law Blog. Monday, August 20, 2012. NLRB Reiterates Rules on Investigation Confidentiality. A recent NLRB decision caused some ripples around the web, and I am a little bit surprised by the commotion. The decision appears to have been a fairly straight forward reiteration of precedent that is at least a decade old. The decision is Banner Estrella Medical Center. 357 NLRB No. 80, slip op. at 15 (2011), the Board stated. 336 NLRB 271, 272 (2001). The employer required sile...
LaborRelated: February 2014
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David Foley's Labor and Employment Law Blog. Thursday, February 6, 2014. Required Reading for Catholics in Labor and Employment Law: Ken Matheny's "THE DISAPPEARANCE OF LABOR UNIONS AND THE SOCIAL ENCYCLICALS OF POPES JOHN PAUL II AND BENEDICT XVI". Pope John Paul II. Ken Matheny has an article out in the Winter 2014 issue of the Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal, The Disappearance of Labor Unions and the Social Encyclicals of Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI. Links to this post. Admin...
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