The Firehouse Lawyer Newsletter

Results for newsletters with the topic “Discipline and Discharge” and the subtopic “Weingarten Doctrine

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The Public Employment Relations Commission, of which the Firehouse Lawyer has been a commissioner, often addresses ULP’s brought in the context of whether union members should be paid for certain union activities; we extensively discuss these issues here. 05-0720057v05n07jul2005.pdf
We now discuss the HIPAA Security Rule, which pertains to administrative, physical, and technical safeguard measures, to ensure that your data is secure; a criminal case involving compliance with the HIPAA Privacy Rule; a court case involving whether volunteers are “participants” such that they should receive health and pension benefits under RCW 41.24; veterans’ scoring criteria; and important developments in the case law surrounding the Weingarten Doctrine. 05-0220052v05n02feb2005.pdf
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