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decisions: 2002-09-15
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This is where Sam Heldman is putting his descriptions of relevant recent legal decisions, linked from his main blog. Saturday, September 21, 2002. For this week includes 5 cases:. Is about whether an employee was eligible to vote in the election, where he was out on sick leave. The answer is "yes" under prevailing precedent ( Red Arrow. Finally, in two cases here. IBEW Local 98 was slammed by the Board in broad orders in jurisdictional disputes. Posted by sam at 4:48 AM. Sunday, September 15, 2002. Not i...
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decisions: 2002-08-11
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This is where Sam Heldman is putting his descriptions of relevant recent legal decisions, linked from his main blog. Saturday, August 17, 2002. Nothing yesterday but a little opinion. In one case saying "we asked a certified question to the GA S.Ct., got our answer, thanks very much, turns out the District Court was wrong, reversed.". Posted by sam at 5:05 AM. Thursday, August 15, 2002. Posted by sam at 3:36 PM. Posted by sam at 3:30 AM. Wednesday, August 14, 2002. Have to raise all arguments by a petiti...
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decisions: 2002-12-29
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This is where Sam Heldman is putting his descriptions of relevant recent legal decisions, linked from his main blog. Saturday, January 04, 2003. Two noteworthy decisions from the Eleventh Circuit yesterday (1/3/03) [UPDATE: web links now added]:. Watts v. Bellsouth. Excuses an ERISA's claimant's failure to exhaust plan remedies for the denial of a benefit claim, prior to bringing suit, because the summary plan description was ambiguous as to whether such exhaustion was required. Vaughn v. Cox.
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decisions: 2003-01-26
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This is where Sam Heldman is putting his descriptions of relevant recent legal decisions, linked from his main blog. Friday, January 31, 2003. Where some other innocent person could easily be alerted-upon for carrying the same bills? McAbee v. Fort Payne. Penalty Kick v. Coca Cola. 1/27/03), affirming a sentence, holds that the District Court did not commit "plain error" in imposing a 16-level increase for a "crime of violence," because the applicable guideline was ambiguous and hadn’t yet been authorita...
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decisions: 2002-10-06
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This is where Sam Heldman is putting his descriptions of relevant recent legal decisions, linked from his main blog. Friday, October 11, 2002. The following few decisions have issued since the last update:. Miron and Sons Laundry. 9/16/02) adopts an ALJ decision that is mostly un-excepted-to. The only exception was that the GC wanted the Notice posted in Spanish too, and the Board agreed. IBEW Local 126 (Henkels and McCoy). 9/16/02) is a jurisdictional dispute under 10(k). Posted by sam at 8:05 AM. 10/8/...
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decisions: 2003-02-02
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This is where Sam Heldman is putting his descriptions of relevant recent legal decisions, linked from his main blog. Friday, February 07, 2003. McCarthy v. US. 2/6/03) applies, and declines to find an exception to, the Supreme Court's opinion in Daniels v. US. 2001), to the effect that a person whose sentence is enhanced based on prior convictions cannot file a habeas corpus petition challenging that sentence in order to attack the validity of the prior convictions. National Labor Relations Board. Wednes...
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Peer & Gan Labor Law Blog: World Day Against Child Labor
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Peer and Gan Labor Law Blog. See our website at www.peerganlaw.com. Tuesday, June 12, 2007. World Day Against Child Labor. Apparently, June 12 is World Day Against Child Labor. It's hard to believe that we're still fighting child labor. In the 21st Century. Posted by Peer and Gan @ 6:20 AM. Links to this post. Links to this post:. Peer & Gan. View my complete profile. Chipping Away at Title VII. Labors To Do List. The Skinny on the Anti-Union Movement. Oh No They Didn’t! The Word of the Day - Solidarity.
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Peer & Gan Labor Law Blog: June 2005
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Peer and Gan Labor Law Blog. See our website at www.peerganlaw.com. Friday, June 17, 2005. Next time you ask that co-worker out to dinner you have more to be nervous about than being turned down: you might lose your job. The National Labor Relations Board has given employers the green light to prohibit employees from "fraternizing" with co-workers. In Guardsmark, LCC. It remains to be seen what will happen upon appeal (one would think that the union representing these employees. Links to this post. Poste...
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Peer & Gan Labor Law Blog: March 2005
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Peer and Gan Labor Law Blog. See our website at www.peerganlaw.com. Friday, March 25, 2005. Nine Days In March. It took a nine-day hunger strike by students at Georgetown University, but over 450 contract workers at the D.C. school are about to get a living wage. Employees were making as little as $11.33/hr. The new minimum wage will be $13/hr. and will increase to $14 by July 2007, according to the Washington Post. Officials at Georgetown resisted the raise. Posted by Peer and Gan @ 8:39 AM. The followi...
