Client Update

May 10, 2012 A Local Agency May Not Enforce A Rule That Prohibits Both Non-Safety And Safety Employees From Being In The Same Bargaining Unit
May 10, 2012 State Mediation And Conciliation Service Transferring To PERB
May 10, 2012 Non-Union Members Had The Right To Provide Input, But Not Vote, On Proposed Furlough Program
May 10, 2012 City's Hard Bargaining Was Consistent With Its MMBA Duty To Meet And Confer In Good Faith
May 10, 2012 CalPERS Reduces Employer Impact By Phasing-In Change In Contribution Rates
May 10, 2012 Disabled Nurse's Termination Was Not Unlawful Because Regular Attendance Was An Essential Job Function
May 10, 2012 Pakistani Employee Who Was Taunted And Intimidated By His Indian Colleagues Could Take His Hostile Work Environment Case To Trial
May 10, 2012 Employer That Defeated A FEHA Retaliation Lawsuit Was Not Entitled To Recover Expert Witness Fees Because The Case Was Not Frivolous
May 10, 2012 Employee Who Retained An Attorney To Defend Against A Law Enforcement Investigation Was Not Entitled To A Defense Or Indemnification
May 10, 2012 U.S. EEOC Issues Guidance On The Use Of Arrest And Conviction Records in Hiring
May 10, 2012 A Private Individual Temporarily Retained By The Government to Carry Out Its Work Is Entitled To Seek Qualified Immunity From Suit
April 10, 2012 U.S. Supreme Court Finds That States Cannot Be Liable For Violating The FMLA Provision That Requires Leave For An Employee's Own Serious Health Condition
April 10, 2012 Personnel Board Abused Its Discretion By Reinstating A Corrections Officer
April 10, 2012 Personnel Board Upholds Correctional Officer's Termination For Off-Duty Fight and Sexual Misconduct With an Inmate
April 10, 2012 Manager's Termination For Dishonesty and Disrespectful Behavior Upheld
April 10, 2012 Unit Modification Petition Must Have Minimum Support From The Petitioned-For Unit, And Not From Entire Donor Unit
April 10, 2012 City's Application Of Its Personnel Rules Was Not An Unilateral Change To Contract Out Unit Work
April 10, 2012 No Unilateral Change Because Charge Was Untimely And Reduction Of Contribution To Retiree Health Care Costs Was Consistent With Binding Past Practice
April 10, 2012 Multiple Unconscionable Provisions Cannot Be Severed From Arbitration Provision
April 10, 2012 Part-Time Academic Employee's Suit To Be Reclassified As A Full-Time Contract Employee Was Barred By Laches

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