2 judges rule mass firings of agency employees to be illegal
Federal judges in two separate cases ruled this week that recent mass firings of employees as part of President Donald Trump’s push to cut the size of the federal workforce were illegal and ordered thousands of probationary employees to be reinstated — at least for now.
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Inglewood mayor’s former assistant hit with $217K in sanctions in wrongful termination caseDickens, once one of Inglewood’s highest paid employees, roughly a year after she and Mayor James T. Butts Jr. ended their ...
Four ex-deputies sue Johnson County Sheriff Tom Hughes over wrongful termination, alleging retaliation for reporting departmental misconduct.
The city of Sunnyside paid former Administrative Services Director Jamison Horner $75,000 early February to settle wrongful ...
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Mary Comans was one of four FEMA employees terminated after Elon Musk claimed FEMA disaster relief funds had been spent on luxury hotels for migrants.
In the complaint, Leker alleges he was subjected to "age-based discrimination, retaliation, hostile work environment, targeted harassment, and ultimately wrongful termination," during his time as ...
Former Llano County librarian Suzette Baker settled her wrongful termination lawsuit over her refusal to remove books on race ...
A Kings County jury resolved an alleged wrongful termination case involving the former Hanford city finance director Tuesday.
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