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Can employers fire their workers for going on strike? - Vimarsana News

Can employers fire their workers for going on strike?

Labor Law Professor at the University of Illinois Michael LeRoy joins Jon Hansen to talk about everything that’s happening with the UAW strike. The two discuss how the workers are trying to set a standard, complaints to the NLRB (National Labor Relations Board), and the non-union sector.

Jane Doe seeking rehearing following reversal of $300K judgment against Chadron State - Vimarsana News

Jane Doe seeking rehearing following reversal of $300K judgment against Chadron State

In a split decision in August, the three-judge panel that heard the appeal found the Nebraska jury's verdict a rare case where "reversal is warranted."

Jane Doe seeking rehearing following reversal of $300K judgment against Chadron State - Vimarsana News

Jane Doe seeking rehearing following reversal of $300K judgment against Chadron State

In a split decision in August, the three-judge panel that heard the appeal found the Nebraska jury's verdict a rare case where "reversal is warranted."

Jane Doe seeking rehearing following reversal of $300K judgment against Chadron State - Vimarsana News

Jane Doe seeking rehearing following reversal of $300K judgment against Chadron State

In a split decision in August, the three-judge panel that heard the appeal found the Nebraska jury's verdict a rare case where "reversal is warranted."

Jane Doe seeking rehearing following reversal of $300K judgment against Chadron State - Vimarsana News

Jane Doe seeking rehearing following reversal of $300K judgment against Chadron State

In a split decision in August, the three-judge panel that heard the appeal found the Nebraska jury's verdict a rare case where "reversal is warranted."