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Introduction. II. Private Sector Unions Face The Vanishing Point Without Labor Law Reform, Yet Unions Could Help To Restore Structural Checks And Balances In The Private Ordering Of Economic Wealth By Providing A More Institutionalized Voice To Employees In The Decisions That Affect Them At Work. A. The Many Deficiencies in Federal Labor Law Have Helped Drive Unions to the Vanishing Point as Collective Bargaining Representatives, and They Fail to Serve the Interests of Today's Changing Workforce. 1. The Paradoxical Decline of Private Sector Unions While Public Sector Unions Flourish. 2. Ineffective Remedies for Anti-Union Discrimination Make Such Discrimination a Rational Choice for Managers in the Private Sector. 3. Other Failings of Federal Labor Law Create an Imbalance that Favors...
...§ 1983 provides a powerful remedy for violation of these rights, as a review of thou... provided by Section 1983, other provisions in state law aid public sector unions. For example... making public employee strikes legal, 57 civil service laws and political constraints impede the ...
...On the civil side, the one at issue here, the parents of the de... them to sue Boland under the civil remedy provisions of the federal child pornography statut...
... the case under the FW Act, many of the provisions under the RSR Bill are civil remedy provisions and...
... under § 552a(j)(2) from several provisions Shearson alleged were violated, and that Defendant... also properly exempted the systems from the civil-remedies provision of the Privacy Act, § 552a(g).... by exempting itself from the Act's civil-remedy provisions; rather, an agency may exempt a system ...
... of limitations applicable to Clayton Act civil enforcement actions, 15 U.S.C. 15b, applies in RIC... purpose of providing an effective remedy. Section 15b is preferable to the "catchall" feder... The close similarity of the two provisions is no accident. The "clearest current" in the legi...
... comply with certain of them may attract a civil penalty. . It is also important for Employers to b... of the Act referred to above are civil remedy provisions and the requirement to comply with the ...
...Charter provisions, and due process as a jus cogens norm. . Part IV b... that is empowered to grant an effective remedy. This part then concludes by arguing that the Ombu... this type of sanction unfairly harmed civilians and had an severe impact on the most vulnerable se...
... Likewise, unlike the civil remedy provisions of the Violence Against Women Ac...
... trade, while comparing its provisions to online gambling legislation in the United Kingd... United States' unlikely ability to enforce civil penalties against foreign businesses in light of t...See id. at 540 (stating specific civil remedy provisions). UIGEA will require designated payment...
General and Specific Provisions; Legislative Intent; Apply Coextensively; Tampering With Records; Medicaid Eligibility Fraud; R.C. 1.51; R.C. 2913.401(C)(3); Appellant's conviction for tampering with records was proper and not contrary to the principles outlined in R.C. 1.51. Although tampering with records did constitute an allied offense of similar import to a charge of Medicaid eligibility fraud, the General Assembly expressed a clear intent for Medicaid eligibility fraud to apply coextensively with "any other criminal or civil remedy." The tampering with records statute, therefore, could be used by the state to charge and convict appellant for making false or misleading statements in an application used to establish her eligibility to receive Medicaid benefits.
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