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Sacramento firefighter accused of 'constant' sexual harassment. He was suspended four days. - Vimarsana News

Sacramento firefighter accused of 'constant' sexual harassment. He was suspended four days.

The disciplinary letter, issued in October, was obtained by The Bee from a records request.

Source: yahoo.com
Sacramento firefighter crashed city vehicles three times since 2021. He was then promoted - Vimarsana News

Sacramento firefighter crashed city vehicles three times since 2021. He was then promoted

He was promoted to captain after the collisions.

Source: yahoo.com
Former Sacramento fireman was written up six times, including DUI. He still had his job. - Vimarsana News

Former Sacramento fireman was written up six times, including DUI. He still had his job.

Shayne Marshall was arrested for DUI in Auburn in September 2018.

Source: yahoo.com
What should happen when physicians behave badly in the workplace? - Vimarsana News

What should happen when physicians behave badly in the workplace?

Discover what physicians think should happen to colleagues who misbehave at work according to Medscape's "Physician Behavior Report 2023."

Top AG official disciplined, loses $20K in pay - Vimarsana News

Top AG official disciplined, loses $20K in pay

Top AG official disciplined, loses $20K in pay Patrick Magee (Source: WAFB) By WAFB Staff | January 19, 2021 at 4:45 PM CST - Updated January 19 at 6:11 PM BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A top-ranking member of the Louisiana Attorney General’s office has been disciplined for “inappropriate verbal conversations” and will be made to work for nearly one month without pay. Patrick Magee, the head of the agency’s Criminal Division, was found to have used inappropriate language in the workplace including profanity, sexual slang, and unprofessional comments about the appearance ...

Source: wafb.com