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Vol. 183, Nos. 1-21, pp. 1-504
Dec. 3, 2007- April 28, 2008

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    FAIR CREDIT REPORTING ACT (FCRA)
      – Case summaries, 372
    FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT (FLSA)
      – Case summaries, 38
      – Child labor
      – Donning, doffing
      – Minimum wage
      – Overtime
      – Public workers, no overtime liability in letting workers in same job class substitute for one another, DOL opinion letter, 446
    FALSE CLAIMS ACT (FCA)
      – Case summaries, 110; 372; 469
    FAMILIAL STATUS DISCRIMINATION
      – Case summaries, 295; 487
    FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE
      – Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 5781
      – Line-of-duty injuries, OFCCP proposes rule on leave for servicemen's family, 418
    FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT (FMLA)
      – Achievements and next steps, DOL should scrap proposed changes, Congress should expand benefits, witnesses tell House panel, 495
      – Case summaries, 155; 155; 207; 207; 299; 350; 397; 444; 493; 493; 494
      – Grievances, complaint signed by union official after worker fired for submitting falsified doctor's certificate arbitrable (Arb.), 118
      – Interference, service manager fired after notifying supervisor of need for bypass surgery may pursue claim (3d Cir.), 86
      – Medical certification process and serious health condition, DOL publishes proposed rule changing, 253
      – Notice, DOL rule requiring telling workers when leave counted valid, corrections worker prejudiced by La. sheriff violation (5th Cir.), 86
      – Serious health condition, worker unable to work when taking narcotics for migraines improperly fired for doing lawn care during leave (Arb.), 258
    FARMS AND FARM PRODUCTS
    FCA
    FCRA
    FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA)
      – Fair Treatment for Experienced Pilots Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 4343
    FEDERAL BUDGET
    FEDERAL CONTRACT COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS OFFICE (OFCCP)
      – Affirmative action, more uniform approach to pay equity, guidance on accessibility of online applications and electronic recordkeeping planned, 344
      – Current initiatives, priorities discussed, ABA conference, 418
      – Hiring, employers must take steps to ensure tests are valid, officials say, 393; more written tests, criminal background checks, and credit checks to screen applicants causing more scrutiny for bias, 420
      – Race and sex bias, aircraft components maker to pay back pay to applicants for disproportionately eliminating black and Asian men, accord (N.D. Tex.), 467
    FEDERAL CONTRACTS AND CONTRACTORS
      – Case summaries, 37; 37; 297; 435
      – Sexual harassment, provider of DHS administrative workers to pay damages for hostile environment, EEOC accord (W.D. Pa.), 61
    FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
      – Age bias, ALJ improperly dismissed claims by air traffic controllers where recruitment had adverse impact on older workers (EEOC), 133
      – Case summaries, 10; 31; 130; 183; 227; 246; 324; 342; 423; 439; 441; 488; 493
      – Christmas Eve, E.O. gives paid holiday, 56
      – CPSC Reform Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 2663
      – Disability bias
        – – Ed. Dep't EEO specialist must show bias was motivating factor in firing (5th Cir.), 34
        – – Processing complaints from EEOC workers, proposed change would change term handicap to disability, 276
      – Federal Employee Protection of Disclosures Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 274
      – Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 5781
      – FY2008 funding, BLS hiring frozen, reports eliminated or scaled back, and CPI improvement postponed to address shortfall, 160; correction, 190
      – Hispanics, number rose in past year but agencies need to use recruitment and retention strategies to ensure diversity, OPM report, 81
      – Sign language interpreters, agencies sending workers to private training sessions must provide, EEOC opinion letter, 36
      – Social Security numbers, OPM proposed rule restricts use to protect workers and combat identity theft, 229
      – Targeted disabilities, agencies fall short, percentage of blind, deaf, and other impairments declined in FY2006, EEOC report, 153
      – Veterans, hiring increased despite decrease in number of workers overall, OPM report, 2006, 20
    FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION SERVICE (FMCS)
      – Budget, FY2009 request more than FY2008 funding, 221
      – Work stoppages, FMCS report, FY2007, 460
    FEDERAL PREEMPTION
    FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD (FRB)
      – Economic growth, Beige Book report, year-to-date, 498
      – Industrial productivity
      – Labor force participation rate, next 10 years, 190
    FEES
    FIDUCIARY DUTY
      – Trade secrets, workers who disclosed confidential data to profit from sale of consulting firm must pay damages (5th Cir.), 14
    FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
      – Case summaries, 207; 228; 471; 494
      – Fidelity Nat'l Info. Servs., database administrator pled guilty to theft and sale of personal data of consumers (M.D. Fla.), 18
      – Minorities and women, number increased slightly, witnesses tell house panel on diversity issues, 247
      – SunWest Fed. Credit Union, workers harassed by manager and fired for complaints get damages, EEOC accord (D. Ariz.), 80
    FINES
    FIREARMS
      – Fla., bill barring employers from barring licensed workers from keeping in locked vehicles at work approved, 471
    FIREFIGHTERS
      – Case summaries, 298
      – Colo., Tuhlequah, firefighter fired after exhausting leave and unable to work due to respiratory problems may not grieve workers' compensation (Arb.), 358
    FIRST AMENDMENT
      – Agency fees, charging nonmembers for litigation expenses in representation activities of union parent did not violate free speech or association (U.S., rev grant), 284
      – Case summaries, 3; 75; 183; 422; 438
      – Free speech
      – Right to petition, NLRB issues guidance after decision that bringing reasonable but unsuccessful suit lawful even if retaliation for protected activity, 126
    FLIGHT ATTENDANTS
    FLORIDA
      – Case summaries, 207
      – Firearms, bill barring employers from barring licensed workers from keeping in locked vehicles at work approved, 471
    FLSA
    FMCS
    FMLA
    FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS (UFCW)
      – Case summaries, 99; 387; 435; 483
      – Local 227, Kroger pact ratified, 486
      – Local 1625, Mosaic Fertilizer pact ratified, 9
      – RWDSU affiliate
    FOOD PRODUCTS
      – Beverages
      – Case summaries, 51; 136; 195; 207; 397
      – Food stores
      – Meatpacking
      – Poultry plants
      – Turkey Hill Dairy, worker fired after same-sex harassment complaints about male co-workers gets damages, EEOC accord (E.D. Pa.), 321
    FOOD SERVICES
      – Albion River Inn, Arab Am. manager fired for standing up for waiter verbally harassed by customer gets damages, EEOC accord (N.D. Cal.), 320
      – Captain D's, server's suite for rape by supervisor not covered by arbitration clause in application (U.S., rev den), Special Report, 381
      – Case summaries, 10; 150; 151; 251; 277; 350; 415; 441
      – Pyramid Breweries, brew pubs owners will pay to settle suit for failure to provide meal and rest breaks (Cal. Super. Ct.), 496
      – Starbucks, barristas required to pool tips with supervisors get restitution (Cal. Super. Ct.), 398
    FOREIGN LABOR
    FORMS
      – T-1, DOL proposed rule would require unions to file annual financial reports for trusts formed for members' benefit, 340
    FOURTH AMENDMENT
      – Case summaries, 422
    FRAUD
      – Case summaries, 38; 184; 277; 277; 291
      – False Claims Act
      – Federal Employee Protection of Disclosures Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 274
    FRB
    FREEDOM OF SPEECH
      – Agency fees, no 1st Amend. violations in charging nonmembers for litigation expenses in representation activities of union parent (U.S., rev grant), 284
      – Case summaries, 135; 136; 227; 325; 372; 470
    FUNERAL HOMES AND CEMETERIES
      – Case summaries, 277

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