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I'm just tired," [Mark Brentley Sr.] said at the time. "Tired of the intimidation, tired of associating my involvement with the (school) board with my employment. As Brentley left an Oct. 3, 2003 videotaping at KDKA-TV he was confronted with footage of Pittsburgh Public Works Director Guy Costa holding a press conference saying Brentley was fired for chronic absenteeism. This was Brentley's second termination fight with the city. In 1999, after Brentley was elected to the school board, the city terminated him citing a conflict-of interest-clause in the city charter that prohibited employees from holding elected office.
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HOWLAND - SAD 31 Chairman John A. Neel defended the hiring of fellow board member Bruce Hallett to work on the renovation of two district schools even as a board committee approved an updated policy Monday that would make the hiring a violation. The personnel committee's strengthened "Board Member Conflict of Interest" policy eliminates a clause under which Hallett might have been allowed to earn the $14,242.50 he received as a liaison on a $3.9 million renovation of Penobscot Valley High School and the interconnected Hichborn Middle School.
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... an organizational conflict of interest clause substantially similar to the clause at 952.209-72,...
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... Acquisition Regulation; Organizational Conflicts of. Interest. AGENCIES: Department of Defense (DoD..., and add related provisions and clauses. Section 841 of the Duncan Hunter. National Defens...
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A building code inspector who claimed he was fired because of age discrimination lost in a jury trial after his former employer argued he had violated a city personnel policy. In 2007, Bobby Bridges was fired at age 66 from his job as the building code inspector for the city of West Plains, in south central Missouri. In addition to working as the code inspector, Bridges operated a private home inspection business, according to attorney Michael Hart, who represented the city. This was not expressly prohibited in West Plains' city code, and code inspectors in other small Missouri towns also operate private businesses, Hart said.
..."We felt it was a conflict of interest and it could put him in an untenable s... policy does have a conflict of interest clause. Ultimately, he believes jurors found the city's r...
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The Federal Acquisition Regulation encourages procurement officers to ferret out and rectify potential conflicts of interests early in the acquisition process. Once a job is awarded, however, contractors are not required to certify in writing that their work for the government will not conflict with their other business interests. While some agencies include such a clause in complex IT contracts, others seem to rely on the honesty and forthrightness of their contractor, occasionally with embarrassing consequences. Industry analysts, however, warn that blanket conflict of interest clauses inserted in all future contracts could limit the government's options by disqualifying the most capable firm on suspect grounds.
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... not provide any standard provisions or clauses addressing OCIs, and the requirements of FAR subpa...
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... Regulation; Preventing Personal Conflicts of. Interest for Contractor Employees Performing A...-order contracts to include the FAR clause for future orders. In the event that a contractor ...
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Leave it to Ed Muskie, almost 15 years after his death, to toss a monkey wrench into Gov. Paul LePage's environmental policy. Ed Muskie wrote the Clean Water Act," said Steve Hinchman, an attorney for the Androscoggin River Alliance, in an interview this week. "And when he did, he understood that procedural limits are every bit as important as the limits on pollution.
... in violation of the Clean Water Act's conflict-of- interest clause. It's a straightforward requir...
