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April 17th, 2014. I am supervisor norman yee and i will be chairing this meeting. Its really hard to hear, excuse me, for you people that are chattering. We need to have you go outside and maybe have your discussions outside. I am joined by supervisor katy tang, the vicechair, and supervisor david campos. The clerk today is alisa miller. The committee would also like to acknowledge the staff of sfgovtv, jonathan gum lock and jim smith who record each of madam clerk, i would like to call items 5,...

So, if you could, some of you may have to go over there, otherwise the fire marshal might come in. Okay, welcome to our rules Committee Meeting for thursday, april 17th, 2014. I am supervisor norman yee and i will be chairing this meeting. Its really hard to hear, excuse me, for you people that are chattering. We need to have you go outside and maybe have your discussions outside. I am joined by supervisor katy tang, the vicechair, and supervisor david campos. The clerk today is alisa miller. Th...

I havent seen anything like this in a long time. Damaging winds, floods even blizzards in the plains. And ana hammering parts of the east coast. Plus two officers shot and killed in the line of duty. Go out every day to make sure were safe and were turned on today. A simple traffic stop turns onto a deadly encounter and rips a community apart. 30 years ago was the last time it happened in hattiesburg. A historic meeting. Raul castro and pope francis have a private conversation at the vatican. Ne...

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The Third Circuit reopened a class action Tuesday accusing American Airlines of unlawfully denying pilots pay for short military assignments while compensating employees for jury duty and bereavement leave, ruling a trial is needed to determine whether time off for military service is fungible with paid absences.

An Indiana federal court Tuesday dismissed a suit from a Christian former teacher who objected to using gender-affirming names for trans students, ruling that letting him refer to students by last names only would be asking too much under a standard articulated by the U.S. Supreme Court in June.

The Ninth Circuit refused to revive a lawsuit alleging Raytheon Technologies Corp. unlawfully harassed and forced out employees who received religious exemptions from its COVID-19 vaccination policy, finding Monday that companywide reminders about inoculation and other preventative measures weren't based on religion.

The Seventh Circuit reopened a suit claiming executives at a defunct paper company and financial advisers overvalued the business to persuade workers to put retirement savings into an employee stock ownership plan, saying a lower court viewed the allegations too narrowly when it tossed the case.

The Seventh Circuit refused Tuesday to reinstate a U.S. Army veteran's $7.8 million trial win in her long-running case accusing Volvo of firing her over military-related absences and post-traumatic stress disorder, ruling a lower court reasonably concluded that the verdict was tainted by passion and prejudice.

A former Morris James LLP paralegal on Monday urged Delaware's highest court to let him collect a year's worth of unemployment benefits, arguing a lower court erred in finding that a payment he received when leaving the firm was severance pay rather than compensation for a whistleblower claim.