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November 01, 2017

Summaries of court decisions involving fire, police and corrections personnel


Summaries of court decisions involving fire, police and corrections personnel
Source: AELE's blog

This month's issue of Fire, Police and Corrections Personnel Reporter, an employment law publication for law enforcement, corrections and the fire/EMT services agencies and personnel, summarizes court decisions that addressed:

Bill of Rights Laws
F.L.S.A. – Overtime in General
Disability Discrimination
Family and Medical Leave
Race Discrimination – In General
Retaliatory Personnel Action
Veterans and Other Preference Laws
 
View at http://www.aele.org/law/2017all11/FP2017NOV.html

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