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Vol. 46, Nos. 2335-2383, pp. 1-1514
Jan. 5 -Dec. 28, 2010

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    JAILS
    JOB CLASSIFICATION
      – Due process, award for denial in classification as substitute instead of full-time probationary teacher (Neb.), 627
      – Retirement credit, independent contractor should have been classified Colo. employee, authority to remedy (Colo. Ct. App.), 345
      – Seasonal worker misclassification, 1st Amend., anti-union animus, public concern, state law protection of public workers (6th Cir.), 1012
      – Sex bias, pretext, nondiscriminatory reasons, Md. workers' compensation claims manager (4th Cir.), 18
    JOB CREATION
      – Federal, state, and local governments, Trumka urges immediate action to boost employment, 707
      – Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2847
      – Payroll additions, BLS report, April, 669
      – Tex., Houston, schools recruiting in critical areas, offering bonuses and relocation incentives to replace retirees, 359
      – USAJOBS, bias ban posting includes gender identity bias, 36; OPM announces major redesign to make more efficient, user-friendly, 149
    JOB DESCRIPTIONS
      – Case Notes, 723
      – Disability bias, essential function of job, Philadelphia police officer firing after job injury prevented shooting gun (E.D. Pa.), 245
    JOB PERFORMANCE
    JPL (JET PROPULSION LABORATORY)
    JUDGES
      – ALJs, OPM proposed rule eliminating law license mandate, 1178
      – Disability and national origin bias, HUD ALJ, failure to accommodate and hostile environment (D.D.C.), 174
      – Federal ALJs
        – – Administrative hearings, more security needed, violent threats escalating, caseload increasing, 1055
        – – Managing performance but maintaining impartiality, GAO report, 93
      – Federal, claim that failure to provide COLAs violates Compensation Clause (Fed. Cir., en banc rev den), 211
      – Federal judges and U.S. Attys., more protection needed after threats, DOJ IG report, 34
      – First Amend., Ind. judicial code limits on campaigning and fundraising, ripeness, must be elected and prosecuted (7th Cir.), 1065
      – Ky., Ky. ban candidates announcing party affiliation, soliciting campaign funds, free speech (6th Cir.), 974
      – Mo., Kansas City, race bias, white prosecutor denied appointment, Mo. human rights act (Mo. Ct. App.), 280
      – National origin, race, and sex bias, N.J. state court judge denied reappointment as only Asian/Pacific Islander/Native Am. Hawaiian woman jurist (D.N.J.), 625
      – N.Y., judicial pay crisis, separation of powers, legislature must act in good faith and free of other disputes (N.Y. Ct. App.), 380
      – State and federal, no state achieved equal representation of women, report, 181
      – Tex., free speech, state judge who had lines expunged from censure record not prevailing party, attorneys' fees (5th Cir.), 656
      – Wis., ethics, constitutionality of rule barring judges or candidates from political party membership (7th Cir.), 822
    JURIES
      – Age bias, mixed motive, but-for causation, burden-shifting paradigm (3d Cir.), 42
      – Grand jury service, paid court leave, Navy AWOL and firing during OPM appeal, CSRA, back pay (Fed. Cir.), 1094
      – Job bias, rate granted outpaces other cases, plaintiffs' lawyers offer insights into getting claims to trial, 832
      – Political affiliation bias, P.R., no liability if firing would be done without, no protected property interest in job (1st Cir.), 129
      – Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3721, S 1756
      – Retaliation, Mass. hospital communications dispatcher, race bias, only whites paid for staff calls in off-duty time, standard misstated (1st Cir.), 946
    JURISDICTION
      – Cal., state law bars IUOE Local 3 job action threatening public health or safety (Cal.), 892
      – Case Notes, 795
      – Civilian Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 4567, S 2979
      – Downgrades, MSPB jurisdiction, TSA specialist retired before downgrade without pay loss (Fed. Cir.), 241
      – Employee definition, air traffic control specialist fired for sexual harassment may not appeal MSPB decision (Fed. Cir.), 403
      – Exclusive, former FAA worker denied private aircraft inspection job, retaliation claims intertwined (5th Cir.), 1373
      – Interlocutory injunction, Birmingham, Ala. challenge, final order prevents hearing (11th Cir.), 560
      – MSPB, religious bias claims of probationary IRS worker fired for telling subordinates of visions (Fed. Cir.), 948
      – National origin bias, Asian/Pacific Islander veterinarian claims for promotion denial, Title VII claims not transferred to Fed. Cir. (D.C. Cir.), 850
      – Separation of powers, constitutional claims by Muslim physicist, criticism of U.S. foreign policy, 127
      – Supplemental, retirees challenge state law on payment for health benefits (6th Cir.), 1433
      – Unions
      – Veterans' preferences, FAA personnel system, no MSPB appeal rights (Fed. Cir.), 1157
      – WPA, MSPB authority over VA nurse manager who claimed retaliation after OSC communication over inadequate staffing (Fed. Cir.), 589
    JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTES
    JUSTICE DEPARTMENT (DOJ)
      – Age bias, assistant U.S. attorney denied re-hire based on age, EEOC order enforcement, DOJ compliance (9th Cir.), 709
      – Attorney-client privilege, prosecutor e-mail with personal counsel, work-related matters (D.D.C.), 51
      – Bureau of Prisons
      – Civil Rights Div., FY2011 budget, increase sought to hire more staff, 147; Perez says division stepped up enforcement of bias law, expected to continue, lawsuits filed, Senate hearing, 489
      – Disability bias, web site accessibility to disabled people, enforcement of emerging standards approaches, 1169
      – FBI
      – Federal judges and U.S. Attys., more protection needed after threats, IG report, 34
      – Immunity, certification was prima facie evidence of U.S. attorney acting in scope of job, attorney who had affair with paralegal from another firm, privilege (9th Cir.), 1461
      – Police officer injuries and deaths, DOJ training and technical assistance initiative, cut line-of-duty incidents, 1275

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