Вени Марковски [CC BY 3.0], via Wikimedia CommonsYesterday, The New Yorker published Jane Mayer’s piece entitled “The Case of Al Franken,” which is “a close look at the accusations against the former senator.”
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The fire department began receiving complaints about these posts. Plus, the posts violated various provisions of the employee handbook. So, the next day, the firefighter was, err, fired. (For more on the initial lawsuit, you can read this story from CBS News.)
Fast forward three years and the firefighter is this close to a federal jury hearing his race discrimination claims. Continue reading
But, first, I have a confession to make. I only read six posts. Continue reading
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Actually, it depends. 😉 Continue reading
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We’ve all been there. Continue reading
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How easy is it? Easier than Sunday morning, which is easier than beating the New York Mets on Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
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Here are five things that local employers need to know about the amended CUMMA. Continue reading
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They line up around the block. Continue reading
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