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Vol. 46, Nos. 2286-2328, pp. 1-1298 Jan. 6 - Nov. 10, 2009 A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
UAN
See NURSES (UAN)
– Discovery, firm must respond to requests by former supervisor fired for refusal to recant charge that firm used illegal workers (U.S., rev grant), 146
– Employment verification
– State and local
See specific states
– Bad faith, Air Force insistence that union bargain for new pact after portion rejected improper, union attempts to contact labor relations officer sufficient (FLRA), 571
– Bargaining refusal, NLRB refusal to talk with consolidated union certified as employee representative unlawful (FLRA), 296; NLRB to appeal ULP finding, Meisburg says, 426 – Conn., union members may pursue class action that layoffs for budget shortfall was retaliation for membership and exercising 1st Amend. rights (Conn.), 934 – Discipline, issuance without bargaining of guidelines that change working conditions unlawful (Vt.), 321 – Flagrant misconduct, Neb. labor relations commission used proper standard to determine whether police sergeant's union newsletter article was protected speech (Neb.), 141 – Hiring long-term substitute who was not bargaining unit member, Neb. Indus. Rel. Comm'n had jurisdiction to find ULP (Neb.), 1229 – Layoffs, Cal. may not compel PERB to issue complaint, no bargaining duty for layoffs based on financial crisis (Cal. Ct. App.), 414 – Overtime, Boston implementation of new method of calculation without bargaining was ULP despite compliance with FLSA (Mass.), 474 – Pay system outside GS, SEC unilaterally implementing before bargaining complete unlawful (D.C. Cir.), 808 – Qualified immunity, Mass. sheriff who decommissioned jail officers for union activities and support for rival has no protection (1st Cir.), In Brief, 478 – Representation rights, barring union representative from administrative actions after BOP worker firing lawful (FLRA), 779
– Complaint deadline, veteran who filed suit 13 years after being Chicago refused to hire has no claim, 2009 amendment removing limitations period not retroactive (7th Cir.), 1071
– Disability bias, DOJ charges Cal. correctional facility failed to offer comparable job to injured veteran after discharge (E.D. Cal.), 556 – Discipline, CFTC worker failed to prove charges against him unsubstantiated or that military service motivated firing (Fed. Cir.), 1286 – Discipline, DOJ claims firefighter suspended and put on probation after active Nat'l Guard duty (D. Kan.), 38 – Hours of work, no violation in discontinuing policy letting police officers to make up shifts missed for National Guard training on days off (7th Cir), 737 – Nev., DOJ charges chief deputy controller denied reinstatement after return from active duty, continues high priority on enforcement (D. Nev.), 763 – Promotion exams, Chicago lawfully offered police officers on active duty chance to take test at foreign sites off military bases (7th Cir.), In Brief, 506 – Promotions, DOJ charges Milwaukee Police Dep't refused retroactivity to officer unable to take exam while on active duty (E.D. Wis.), 833 – Promotions, VA nursing assistant denied promotions failed to prove veteran status affected (Fed. Cir., In Brief), 1294 – Reinstatement, DOJ charges Ala. Mental Health Dep't with refusal to restore medical assistant after return from Iraq (M.D. Ala.), 38 – Reservists denied reemployment rights, DOJ files suits against Fresno, Cal. and Newark, N.J. public schools (E.D. Cal., D.N.J.), 640 – Tour of duty, firing postal worker for taking excessive military leave unlawful but whether non-military career abandoned at issue (Fed. Cir.), 1001 – Veterans Employment Rights Realignment Act – Wounded Veteran Job Security Act
– Dress codes
See DUES, UNION
– Cal., unionization growing at faster rate than rest of country, UCLA study, 1065
– Elections for representation
See specific unions
– – AFL-CIO report, June, 2007 to June 2009, 1095
– – BLS report, 2008, 132
– N.Y.C., pact attained on pension modification, 762
– Immunity, Tex. law protection from union claims for pay and benefits not barred, UTU must file new grievance for failure to pay (Tex.), 110; Sup. Ct. lets decision stand (U.S., rev den), 718
See ARMED SERVICES
See ARMED SERVICES
– Compressed workweeks, shift to 4-day workweeks has not generated expected energy cost savings, official says, 1255
– Employment eligibility, bill clarifying 2008 law requiring public employers and contractors to use E-Verify or other verification system signed, 404 – Voluntary Contrib. Act, no free speech violation in state law banning public workers from using payroll deductions for political contributions (10th Cir., vac and rem), 526
– D.C. Water & Sewer Auth.
– – Disability bias, ADAAA not retroactive, physically impaired worker who did not raise significant limit on major life activity has no claim for accommodation (D.C. Cir.), 946
– – Race bias., appeal of class certification not filed within 10 days untimely (D.C. Cir.), In Brief, 570 Contact the Webmaster at webmaster@bna.com Copyright © The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |
