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Get a Grip
Navy
Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:41 PM
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To answer your simple question--neither the NLRB nor FLRA have a very good grip on the law book. And I didn't even have to read your article to issue that opinion. Case dismissed.
FLRA prosecution
VA
Sun Sep 14, 2008 6:58 AM
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I find it ironic that the FLRA has time and resources to prosecute the NLRB but not the VA, even when they find the VA has retaliated against union officials acting in the capacity of their official union duties.
Relieving a federal police officer of thier duties and then reassigning the officer because the officer reported (as a union official) VA managment to the Office of Security and Law Enforcement (VA) is very interesting. In fact, the VA's actions go beyond that of labor law and spill into criminal law, 18 USC, chapter 73 (obstruction of justice).